wiring speakers?

I am wanting to wire my new tang band 3" drivers like this :Option 1 (parallel) = 4 ohm load Speakers wired in parallel Recommended Amplifier: Stable at 4, 2, or 1 ohm mono Two 8 ohm SVC Speakers = 4 ohm load My question is this, I have two channels left on my four channel amp and wanted to run these in stereo , the way this wiring diagram looks I would only be able to use one of the two channels at the amp . Is there a way to wire them with a 4 ohm load using both channels but in stereo ?Or am I wrong?sorry if confusing , twisted my medulla oblangata as well!!!!lol thanks-A vision without a plan is just a hallucination-

No. So why don't you just run one speaker one each remaining channel? Running an 8 ohm load, versus a 4 ohm load, you will only get 3dB less output, and you WILL NOT HEAR that difference anyway. Also, the amp will run with HALF the distortion, a VERY beneficial thing when driving mid-range frequencies, where your ear is EXCEPTIONALLY sensitive to any distortions. Stop trying to make it so difficult on yourself! Run at 8 ohms, and call it good. Now, let me head your NEXT question off, even before you ask it... "at the pass", as it were. YES, if your amplifier is stable a 4 ohms, it will be perfectly stable and safe running an 8 ohm load, even MORESO than 4, 2, or even lower impedances (if it is claimed to do lower impedances, that is...). You can ALWAYS run higher impedance on a solid-state amplifier with ZERO issues.It all reminds me of something that Molière once said to Guy de Maupassant at a café in Vienna: "That's nice. You should write it down."

thank you, and i was thinking exactly that for my next question.I did not know that it was only 3dbs difference-A vision without a plan is just a hallucination-

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