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by Chris from Washington » Thu Feb 23, 2012 6:34 am

depending on the amp, you should be able to run the sub bridged off 2 of the channels. Then run the 2 coaxials in stereo off the other 2 channels.

4 channel amp help

by epflynn » Sat Feb 18, 2012 11:52 am

Hey fella novice here. trying to see if i can run 4 coaxial and a sub off a 4 channel amp. don't want to run multi amps. i have a 300 watt rms alpine sub 900 max and was planning on picking up sum alpine coaxials 75 rms . can this.be done without any problems. how would i do it and what size among would work with no problems. thanks for any help

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