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Old 01-05-2005, 03:26 AM
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how to wire?

i'm thinking of amplifying all my seperates speakers w/ a 4 channel amp? how do you wire the speakers seperately?
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If you are wiring your high's then wire your left side speakers the channel 1 and 2 channels. Then then the right use 3 and 4 channels. If you have three sets of preouts on your deck I would use seperate amps for my front and rear speakers. This way you can adjust the sound better.
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Re: how to wire?

It depends what kind of speakers you have. Because if you don't have component speakers you would not wire them as stated above.
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