Hold the phone Bates! Just thought about it. I'm thinking 4 channel amp bridged to two channels. You're right bro. He needs a 4 channel amp. He would have needed some new speakers with that set up. . .LOL!! No worries though. I got plenty.

http://www.arcaudio.com/p/ks-125-4-m..._ks-mini?pp=24

 

I'm dumb as a mud fence when it comes to audio terms... what does bridge mean?

 

Never mind Bro! You got a two channel Arc. I was thinking 4 channel for whatever reason. Bridged in cave man terms as my friend T always says is basically taking a four channel amp down to two channels and using all the available RMS power for two speakers.

For example: If you had the 4 channel Arc amp. (The KS 124.4) It's rated at 250 watts bridged @ 4 ohms. Using two 4 ohm speakers you would run the positive speaker wire from speaker 1 to the positive terminal on channel 1 on the amp.

The negative wire on speaker 1 would be connected to the negative terminal of channel 2 on the amp.

The positive wire from speaker 2 would be connected to the positive terminal of channel 3 on the amp. The negative wire from speaker two would be connected to the negative terminal of channel 4 on the amp.

Your speakers are now bridged with each speaker getting 250 watts @ 4 ohms.

Now it's possible to bridge the two channel amp. But you would be looking at one speaker on 1 channel. That's what my friend Bates was telling me. Two speakers in parallel would take the resistance down to two ohms and the 2 channel amp is not capable of handling a two ohm load bridged. So the bottom line is. You don't want to do that.

 

I also just bought the Twisted 8 lids, Hertz SV 200.1 midrange speakers, Hertz ST 35 and Hertz HD4.... do you think that the HD4 is enough to push that set up?