is it ok to run 2 6x9 and 2 6.5 plus a 1" tweeter on the same channel of my amplifier
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No I did that on a 2000 Tahoe had the back channel 6.5 themselves and front 6.5 and tweeters on front put them all on the front bridges rear with a 4 ohm 10" sub ,front channel got 1.3 ohms front, and fried my Rockville rxd F-30 4 channel marineamp turn on goes into protect stays in protect
Be careful when under 2 ohm Loads only certain amps can handle under 2 ohmns
Could I splice into the two wires that power my 6.5 door speakers to wire my 2inch tweeters with no amp? Will I have any issues?? Or will it work
No.
@@Cee-i4p no what? No I won’t have issues? Or no it won’t work? Because I already did with a fuse soldered on the tweeter just incase. And I tested it with a multimeter and I’m getting proper power supply through the tweeters. All the other audio people I consulted said just make sure you put a fuse on it and it’ll be fine
I have a 4 channel amp which i’m gonna run 2 6.5, 2 3 inch tweeters and 2 4x6. would i be able to run the tweeters and 6.5 on the same channel per each one? So 1 channel 4x6, another the other 4x6, one 6.5 and tweeter, and the other 6.5 and tweeter
Yea u can do that also depends how u have the 6.5s connected. Are the 6.5 and tweeters wired together or are u using crossovers?
A 4 channel amp runs only 4 speakers unless you're a noob and are using passive crossovers instead of dsp.
Dumbest car audio question ever.