4x40w amp? any good

[Anonymous]

i've got a 4x50w pioneer head unit which runs some kenwood 7x10s on the parcal shelf and some sony 13cm door speakers.
i want to connect in the standard dash speakers. what is the best way to do this
should i use the 4x40w amp i've got or will it be okay running an extra set of speakers with the ones in the front. if so how should i connect them.

[Anonymous]

connect 7 x10's to theamp and the sonys connect standard speakers to the headunit

[Anonymous]

the amp isn't bridgeable

[Anonymous]

I have a pioneer headunit with a 4*50w amp, it is running 2 6" and 1" infinity components in my doors and then the rear channel is bridged to run a 12" MTX sub in the boot and it sounds mint

Mmmmm forbidden donut.

[Anonymous]

just wire the front speakers in parallel. hust be careful when you turn it up coz as they will be effectively 2 ohms the current draw will be higher and you could pop yer headunit amp. but otherwise its ok

BEng Hons Automotive Electronics Engineering worship my electronics skills :D

[Anonymous]

probobly best to not run six speakers off the head as it will put to much load on the onboard amp. see fast car this month for some1 with a similar situation (pg 187).
run the front ones with the head, sell the amp, buy a decent 2 channel for the 6*9's.

[Anonymous]

u said it was 4x40 so 2 front speakers and 2 6x9s is 4 channels so you can do it you dont need to bridge it