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Hello
I am trying to install a 4 channel amplifier KAC_M3004 by Kenwood. I am unclear how to hook up the outputs.
Here is the amp output...
RMS POWER Output 4Ω: 50W x 4
RMS POWER Output 2Ω: 75W x 4
RMS POWER Output Bridged: 150W x 2
I want to only connect my 2 J&M Rokkers Fairing speakers at this time which are 2 ohm.
Can someone help me to determine how to connect this amp to 2 channel 2 ohm speakers.
I am very ignorant about stereos so please be patient with me. If there is any other information you require please let me know.
Thank you for your help!!!
Bryan
Not a problem. Simply wire your speakers to the front channel of the amp. The back channel will accommodate two more speakers in case you want to expand your system. Both speakers will receive 75 watts rms per speaker. That's pretty much all the JM speakers will handle.
Last edited by Gannicus; Sep 11, 2015 at 10:19 AM.
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