rca few wires need to connect 4 speakers on a 4 channel amplifier
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You need RCA cable remote wires and positive and negative wire for each desired speaker up to four
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Yes, with ease! Just make sure that the 4 speakers are rated at 4 ohms or higher so you can wire them together. Wire the left speakers together, in parallel, plus to plus and minus to minus. Do the same for the 2 right speakers. Plug 2 left speakers into channel 1. Plug 2 right speakers into channel 2. Then, for the remaining 2 speakers, plug them into the remaining two channels 3 and 4. And there you go.The amp is stable down to 2 ohms. It should not cut out. Just check your speakers, some infinity car speakers are rated at 3 ohms. You need 4 ohm (or higher) when wired together, bridged, to keep the amp from going below 2 ohms and cutting out. Yes, with ease! Just make sure that the 4 speakers are rated at 4 ohms or higher so you can wire them together. Wire the left speakers together, in parallel, plus to plus and minus to minus. Do the same for the 2 right speakers. Plug 2 left speakers into channel 1. Plug 2 right speakers into channel 2. Then, for the remaining 2 speakers, plug them into the remaining two channels 3 and 4. And there you go.The amp is stable down to 2 ohms. It should not cut out. Just check your speakers, some infinity car speakers are rated at 3 ohms. You need 4 ohm (or higher) when wired... » Read More Yes, with ease! Just make sure that the 4 speakers are rated at 4 ohms or higher so you can wire them together. Wire the left speakers together, in parallel, plus to plus and minus to minus. Do the same for the 2 right speakers. Plug 2 left speakers into channel 1. Plug 2 right speakers into channel 2. Then, for the remaining 2 speakers, plug them into the remaining two channels 3 and 4. And there you go.The amp is stable down to 2 ohms. It should not cut out. Just check your speakers, some infinity car speakers are rated at 3 ohms. You need 4 ohm (or higher) when wired together, bridged, to keep the amp from going below 2 ohms and cutting out. « Show Less
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You will need one, two or three RCA type analog cables. So, depending on what you want to accomplish, you can connect the Subwoofer Output of the Receiver by itself with one RCA cable if you are connecting a subwoofer, or you can connect the Pre-amp Out for the Main Left and Right speakers (or other outputs), or you can connect all three at once, as all the inputs are active at the same time.
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Use RCA output jacks on back of unit and connect to RCA input jack on speaker
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You would have to cut off the two little speaker plugs, strip each of the four wires back half and inch, separately twist the strands for each wire, and plug those wires into the amplifier's speaker connections. There is a picture on the Amazon ad for this amp that shows the back and what the speaker connections look like. This is not complicated but you have to end up with the wires from one speaker going into the amplifier's left two speaker connectors (+, -) and the other speaker wire going into the two right speaker connections (+,- do not matter much in small systems, but if the speaker wires are color-coded then you may as well match with the "+" and "-".).
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Run the four speakers off of channels 1 and 2 then bridge channels 3 and four to run your sub.
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There is room but there is not bracket for it and you would have lots of wires to run. It would best to just get a 4 speaker amp.
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U need a 5 channel amp gor the sub or u can hook up 2 speakers to one channel using total of 2 channels for 4 speakers and use the other 2 chanels brigged for the sub
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You'll need to explain what your setup is like in more detail to get a reliable answer. What kind of receiver are you using? In general, no, you don't want to hook the bare ends of this to an existing speaker wire, and then plug this into the single RCA jack on a subwoofer. Those jacks are made for audio/instrument/signal cables, not speaker wires/cables.
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Your AMP supports speakers with a particular impedance (4/8/16 Ohms) and thus is capable of driving a particular current down the wire to the speaker. Adding additional speakers to a single connection increases the current that the amplifier must drive (load) and can cause issues with overloading the amplifier outputs. Using something like this allows you to match the impedance correctly and not overload the amplifier and allow you to hook up to 4 sets of speakers to the amplifier. The downside is that amp only delivers 1 power numbers, so to drive all 4 sets of speaker that power will be split across all 4 sets. Thus when driving all 4 at once the volume would probably be 25% of actual volume (assuming you drive all 4 at the same level). You would then need to adjust the volume at the amp for that situation, but at least you are still within the limits of the amplifier and shouldn't cause any issues.
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You can connect the wires to the left and right front speakers or maybe to one speaker if you only have posts for one wire. I am not expert but when my RCA connector did not work I hooked up to the two front speakers. Apparently the woofer picks up only the low frequency sound going to the other speakers.
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Well it is for 4 channels but you could try running a jumper to each side for the 2 extra speakers. This would divide the wattage by 6
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I wired other speakers to it but then split off and ran to a four channel I had laying around and works great
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Connect the preamp to the power amp with RCAs or XLRs and connect your speakers to the power amp with bananas or wire
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you would need an RCA to 1/8" stereo adapter. The easier was would be to get a 1/4 stereo adapter and use the headphone jack on your amplifier. The signal would be stronger to the speakers, as well.
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Speaker wire will fit. With the RCA plugs it will NOT fit. Let me know if you have any other questions.
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you would need an amp and connect the speaker wire from the amp to the speakers