4 ch amp but six speakers

It depends on... 1) If the amp is stable with a Tri-mode wiring scheme (consult your manual, if it's not in there then your amp can't do it) 2) What the total ohm load per channel is. Since Sony amps are 2ohm Stereo stable and 4ohm Mono stable, then you can throw whatever/how many speakers you want on the channels/bridges as long as the total ohm load does not go lower then the minimum specified impodence (ohm) level of 2ohm Stereo and 4ohm Bridged. I'd need makes and model numbers of all your equipment to tell you for certain what you could safely doSquirrel

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Sorry it took so long fro me to get back to you. Sony XM-404EQX 40 x 4 @ 4ohms 55 x 4 @ 2ohms 100 x 2 @ 4ohms mono/bridged Sony XS-W1321 5.25" coaxial 4ohms 40RMS 160Peak Sony XS-W5721 5x7" coaxial 4ohms 40RMS 160Peak Lexon 240.2 1" Voice Coil 4ohm 80RMS 120Peak Lexon 300.1 1.25" Voice Coil 4ohm 150RMS 300Peak You would put the 5x7's in the rear, and the 5.25's in the front. It's up to you if the 1" or 1.25" tweeters are in the front or in the back. Either way... You would hook up 1 speaker and 1 tweeter in parallel per channel on the amp (+ to + and - to -). Each channel would see a 2ohm total load and produce the 55 x 4 @ 2ohms rating (55 watts per channel). It wont be the loudest setup in the world, and you could deffinately use a larger amp in the future if you wanted to. But basically that setup will work.Squirrel

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Your best bet on a different amp would be something rated around 155 x 4 @ 2ohms. Here's a couple possibilities from RF that would suite you nicely, although I'm not sure about the price... Punch 500x 62.5 x 4 @ 4ohms 125 x 4 @ 2ohms 250 x 2 @ 4ohms mono/bridged Punch 700x <--- Better one of the two choices 87.5 x 4 @ 4ohms 175 x 4 @ 2ohms 350 x 2 @ 4ohms mono/bridged The RF Punch 301s is a decient amp, but not much power for subs unless you're looking to run 8's or not have a lot of "boom" Punch 301s 75 x 2 @ 4ohms 150 x 2 @ 2ohms 300 x 1 @ 4ohms mono/bridged What subs are you planning on running with it?Squirrel

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Looks like you're getting (2) RFP3410 Punch HE's. BTW, their description is wrong on eBay. Those subs are rated at 200RMS by Rockford, not 150RMS. The Peak is the same at 400 watts though. You'll be underpowering them with the 301s. Since each sub is a 4ohm SVC, then you only have 2 wiring options... 1) Wire both subs on their own channel for 75 x 2 @ 4ohms (which would be underpowering them by 125 watts) 2) Wire both subs in parallel to 1 channel (not a bridge, just wire both subs to the same channel leaving the other channel unused) for the 150 x 2 @ 2ohms rating. Each sub would still only receive 75 watts, so you would still be underpowering them by 125 watts. You cannot bridge the amp with those subs. If you did, you would be presenting a 2ohm mono load to the amp, which is unstable. You could cause the amp to clip, shutdown, or could damage the amp and/or subs. You're better off with an amp that produces either 200 x 2 @ 4ohms or 400 x 1 @ 2ohms for those subsSquirrel

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I'v never heard of SoundStorm before, but the 4ohm specs look about right. It's a little more expensive, but have you considered the JBL BP600.1? You could really drive those 10's with it (just keep the gains down or you'll blow them).Squirrel

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