Your more than welcome J V ✊🏽 I try and post vids and other options out here. On on IG@210.designs if you have any further questions.

Will do, Thanks again.

That’s what’s up bruh 🤙🏽 We all gotta start somewhere and glad you found my vid helpful. Good luck on the restoration and hope everything works out for ya. If you need anything else or advice, just hit me up, bj.hammon@yahoo.com or IG@210.designs

When you connect 2 side speakers together why do you have 1 red wire and 3 blacks ones did you run out of red wire doesnt make sense

I hear ya 😆 I like it simple myself.

New Zealand’s in the house 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽 Thanks bro!

💯 or my favorite way lol just drop it off at 210 crib

@@jermzway_scb yeap

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@@210Designs good morning bro this is complicated I was reading something said if I ran the 2 eight ohm speakers in parallel they come down to four ohms minimum my app is 2 on stable it can take 4 Ohms well I'm confused is the two 5.25 four ohms and the four tweeters 4 Ohms one pair of 60 watts RMS the other pair 80 watts RMS how do I configure this down at 2 ohms 4 x 400 at 4ohms 4x200 4ohms bridge 200x8 amp specs. If you got time let me know thank you this is becoming a money pit and I'm not rich

@@ronniesearcy8712 I hear ya man, but don’t get frustrated or lost in the rms power rating of the amp. Your main concern is keeping the amp ohm loads within its operating ranges between 2ohm to 4ohms 👊🏽 When you pair & parallel each 5-1/4” and tweet together, you’ll be at 2ohms each channel 1 & 2 (400rms). Then when you parallel & pair the 6-1/2” 8ohm speakers you’ll be at 4ohm “bridged” at the amp on channels 3/4 (800rms). *Now keep in mind….these amps will never put out this much power, so you’ll be fine. Just adjust the gains and crossovers accordingly.

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My man Brandon 🤝 thank you checking in, your comments and enjoying the content. I’ve personally never done that before, but agree it would definitely be worth checking out. And your also correct in spreading the love….gotcha locked in now homie 👊🏽

Yes this is possible as well. There’s several different ways to wire up your vocals. All depends on the quantity, ohm load of the speakers and final ohm load at the amp. *When you wire tweets & speakers together on the same channel, I would recommend using a crossover on the tweets. Or you will be getting lower ranges than they are designed to handle and miss out on a lot 🤙🏽 This is why I recommend separating them. Tweets on one set of channels and mids on another. Most amps have separate crossovers. Example: 4ch: (channels 1/2 & channels 3/4) and this makes it a lot easier. If you need more help, shoot me an email. bj.hammon@yahoo.com 🤙🏽

You are more than welcome 👌🏽

Thank you sir and yes you can. Keep in mind, most head units are 20-22 watts rms. So as you split the power for each channel, you will be cutting it in half. I would advise you get a multi-meter so you can keep the final impedance load, above 2ohms. Let me know if you need anything else 👌🏽

Appreciate the support homie 🤟🏽 Yes, you can do this with your sound stream amp as well. Same principle. Always check you final ohm load at the amp. Better to be safe than sorry.

Yessir 👊🏾 Just trying to help those who ask 💯

Thank you 👌🏾

Do you build/design custom enclosures?

@@markbarilleauii6337 - Yes sir, I do for local customers in my area 👌🏾

@@210Designs What is your local area, if you don't mind me asking??

@@markbarilleauii6337 - Not at all, no secrets over here 😆 I live in small town in Oklahoma 👌🏾

Yes you can, but you have multiple options on how you can wire them. If your using the amp crossover, you may want to have the components on the same two channels (1&2), then the tweets on the other two (3&4). That way the crossovers will be easier to set. Hope I understood your question. (2-6x9), (2-tweets) & (2-two way speakers). If not, get me corrected total and re-work it ✌🏽

JoJo- Thanks for checking out my vid 🤝 I’d be happy to help ya out, I just have a few questions. Shoot me an email: (bj.hammon@yahoo.com)👌🏽

Amante 🤝 I’d look for 4ohm tweets to keep everything simple when wiring. I’ll give you a couple different ways you can do this, both are safe for a 4 channel amp. 1st way: You can keep the mids and tweets separate. Wiring them in pairs having (2) speakers per channel and the same for the tweets. Wiring (2) speakers together in parallel (++/- -) giving you a final ohm load of 2ohms per pair, going to each channel at the amp. Then set your crossovers to hi pass and adjust accordingly. 2nd way: Wire a mid and tweeter together (++/- -) for the same 2ohm load at each channel at the amp. *You will need a bass blocker in-line with the tweeter. Most tweeters come with them, to prevent them from playing the lower frequencies. Then set the amp crossovers to hi pass and adjust accordingly. Hope this helps bro 👌🏽 Thanks for watching and the question.

@@stevenburton285 Anytime 🤙🏽

Yessir, he has an older suburban. Front doors, rear doors and over/head cargo area. I used my speakers, just as an example. They are the same ohm load and all single voice coils like his. Basically the same principles will apply, when using tweets in the dash or A- pillars. Just need to know how separate at the amp, if not using an external crossover. Thanks for the question and watching 👌🏾

I’m sure it can be done, I’ll just have to research that amp and run some numbers, based on quantity of speakers and ohm loads. * Those8 ohm horns should really be on a channel by themselves. When wiring multiple speakers/subs together you really want them to be the same ohm loads. I’ll get back with ya 👌🏽

Based on the speakers and amps listed, here’s a couple of options you can try: RF400.4 Wire (2) M2-6.5s together in parallel to get a 2ohm load on channel 1 = 100 watts total or 50 watts each speaker Wire (2) M2-6.5s together parallel to get a 2ohm load to channel 2 = 100 watts total or 50 watts each speaker Wire (1) 4 ohm super tweet to channel 3 = 50 watts Wire (1) 4 ohm super tweet to channel 4 = 50 watts Wire (1) 8 ohm horn to a channel on the head unit for deck power Wire (1) 8 ohm horn to a channel on the head-unit for deck power RF800.4 *(can be wired the same as the 400.4 and just double the rms power) or: Wire (2) M2-6.5s and (1) super tweet w/bass blocker together in parallel to get a 1.34ohms load on channel 1 = 200 watts total or 66 watts each speaker Wire (2) M2-6.5s and (1) super tweet w/bass blocker together in parallel to get a 1.34ohms load to channel 2 = 200 watts total or 66 watts each speaker Wire (2) 8 ohm horns together in parallel to get 4ohms and bridge on channels 3 and 4 to get 300 rms total or 150 rms to each tweet. Hope that helps bro 😅 👌🏽

Yes, I would try and keep all speakers the same ohm load when running off same amp. If you had multiple amps, then you would have more leniency.

Yes, if the rear cargo speakers are wired separately each will receive more power. *Also the ohm load of each speaker will play a factor of power received. If (2) the speakers are wired together, they are going to split to total rms power of the channel on the amp. **final ohm load of the combined speakers will determine how much power will be split. Hope that helps, if not I’ll try and break it down better. If I know your setup, I can be more accurate 🤙🏽

@@210Designs no thats pretty much the answer i needed. Thank you for your help

@@jpcustodio3973 Anytime 🤙🏽

@@PoppaTInstallSo you say Never!!! I would like to see in real time on a AMM-1 to prove your 1 ohm. I have my subs wired @ under .5ohm and they never see below 1.3ohn on music.

That’s a very good question. I can send you some wiring options 👌🏾 that should put you around 4ohms. (bj.hammon@yahoo.com)

@@210Designs Thank You!

.42ohms to be exact, on a Taramps Bass 5k

@@PoppaTInstall So yea 4, 4ohm mids wired series is 12ohns back to parallel ending in around 6 ohms. Watch EXO home tower project.

Hello Noli 🤝 With everything being 8 ohm, is this a home stereo system? I’m asking because at that load it’s going to be hard to find a car audio amplifier(s) that will give the output power needed, at higher ohm loads. Even if you wire them together, to get a 4 ohm load. I look forward to hearing back from you sir.

@@210Designs Hello there Sir, I'm glad that you addressed my concern quickly, that sounds i'm planning to make is just like a home theater sir?

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It will depend on a few factors. What their rms power ratings are, locations in the vehicle and if the highs have crossovers (bass blockers) on them. Once we know this, we can start calculating how many amps, size and the number of channels needed 👌🏽

Oh ok there 4- 6×9's in rear deck,2-6 1/2 , a 1" super tweeter in each door its a 4 door car ,a 1" super tweeter in each apillar and yes im think about using 6 passive crossovers but witch would be better bass blocker or a passive crossover and on the rms rating I'll find out thank you so much for the helpyou just don't know how much I appreciate it

@@robertnorris6079 Okay, no worries bro 🤙🏽 We love helping folks out in this car audio game…it’s all love 💯 Based on your setup, you could go a few different ways. I’ve listed one way below. If you wanna try something different just let me know and I’ll what I can come up with. As for the crossovers, most amps have good ones built in. Some amps have a x10 setting for super tweeters. Plus most super tweets come with bass blockers pre-soldered on them. *6 tweets wired together in pairs ( -/- & +/+) so each pair equals a 2ohm load on each channel on a 4ch amp. Leaving 1 channel unused. *8 - 6.5s wired together in pairs ( -/- & +/+) so each pair equals a 2ohm load on each channel on a 4ch amp. *4 - 6x9s wired together in pairs (-/- & +/+) so each pair equals a 2ohm load on each channel on a 2ch amp. **12 - mids wired in pairs (-/- & +/+) on a 6 ch amp.

Hey thats one way i was thinking myself just was wondering how to wire them up so know i know i appreciate all tha help i follow you on Instagram

@@robertnorris6079 That’s what’s up bro 💯 You got this covered 😀 Thanks for the support on both social media platforms ✊🏽 Let me know on how it all turns out. If you need anything else, feel free to hit me up on IG for quicker responses.

Th and for reaching out bro. I should be able to help with this and get you going. Do you have an IG or FB? It will make it easier to send pics and fast communication. Mine links are listed below 👍🏽 instagram.com/210.designs facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001872978749&mibextid=fVIIUt

@@210Designs thank you for the rapid response, I have 2 Instagrams my main one is clean68cutt

@@petertowers9579 Yessir, I try and stay active on my platforms 🤙🏽 Just hit me up and I’ll see what we can come up with.

@@210Designs for sure, thanks again and you got a new subscriber and a follower on IG.

I would need to know the ohm of the speakers first 🤙🏽

@@210Designs 4ohm rms 100 watt Peak power 200 watt

My man 🤝 Appreciate ya! I do my best to answer all questions. For quicker responses, hit me up on IG@210.designs

In order to stay within the amps ohm load rating. Too low and it will go into protect 🤙🏽

Yes. Most speakers come in single 4ohm, so you could wire them in series. This will give you an 8ohm load. You will have less power going to the speakers this way. See the link below 👌🏽 www.the12volt.com/caraudio/subwoofer-wiring-diagrams.asp?Q=2&I=41

Pair up the 6x9s (-/- &+/+) = 2ohm (ch1) Pair up the 6x9s (-/- &+/+) = 2ohm (ch2) Driver side door to = 4ohm (ch3) Passenger side door to = 4ohm (ch4) Set both crossovers to HP Dial set at 12 o’clock (then adjust accordingly) while playing music.

@@210Designs I wanted to put my compression tweeters to the amp but figured that be to much just run them to head unit along with from dash speakers there’s only 3.5”s

@@210Designs my 2 front speakers have crossovers. Since I’m using the amp I don’t need the crossovers right?

@@BillyRay501 - Yea, you could still pull it off, just need to have bass blockers installed on them. Because that crossover won’t handle them, with the other speakers wired in the same channel.

@@210Designs I mean if I don’t have to use the cross over I want because that’s extra work trying to mount it. I’m not using the tweeters with it no way

Take a look at this amp. Would be a solid fit, based on the power your wanting. If you decide you like this one, for better pricing. Hit up my guys on IG or FB for the best pricing. Tell them Bj of 210/Designs sent ya 👌🏽 store.crescendoaudio.com/symphony-s6-6-channel-amplifier/ instagram.com/jermzway_scb? instagram.com/swag_city_bangers?

@@210Designs sick amp! looks good quality. i would so get it if it was in my price range, if you got any more suggestions that would be greatly appreciated , thanks

@@kapakahiproductions2501 what’s your price range?

@@kapakahiproductions2501 What’s your price range?

@@210Designs about 200-250, 300$ at max. i seen some ways to hook up 6 speakers to a 4 channel but I heard that's not the greatest way so I've been trying to find a cheap but quality 6 channel

What’s up Ronnie 🤙🏽 In my opinion, you can run them two different ways for parallel wiring. Most 4channels also have a 2ohm rating as well. If yours doesn’t, please confirm first. I’m assuming each door will have a tweeter. Option 1: *Need bass blockers for the tweets. Each speaker/tweeter wired in parallel: 2ohm final load at each amp channel. Driver’s front: 5-1/4” and tweet (CH1) Passenger’s front: 5-1/4” and tweet(CH2) Rear driver’s: 6-1/2 and tweet(CH3) Rear passenger’s: 6-1/2” and tweet(CH4) Option 2: Each channel will see 2ohms at the amp. *bass blockers optional based on crossovers used. (amp, external or headunit) set accordingly. Driver/passenger front: 5-1/4”s (CH1) Driver/passenger rear: 6-1/2”s (CH2) Driver/Passenger front: tweets (CH3) Driver/passenger rear: tweets (CH4)

@@210Designs how are you the amplifier is a massive tx48 1600 and it is 2 on stable what I'm trying to do is for motorcycle application cuz it says you can use for motorcycles boats or cars the speakers are prvs 225 Watts RMS and the Rears are 6.5 neodymium 200 W RMS skar audio what's the best way to use up the channels so I can put all four speakers and line the four tweeters and with them two for the front and two for the rear tweet is a prv and the scar TS 1000 thank you

@@ronniesearcy8712 Yes, I’m familiar with that amp. Manufacture states 400.4 @ 2ohms per channel. The 2 different wiring options will work, just depends if your wanting to pair each of the mids together or pair a mid/tweet together. You’ll get the same power at the amp either way. Only differences will be how that power is split and how it will effect the fading, If it were my install, I’d pair a mid/tweet together, to get more power coming through and install bass blockers on each tweeter and run it.

@@210Designs okay I'm going to try that option run the fronts with tweeters and the Rears between in parallel I was thinking if I use a y splitter I can put two speakers ch1 2 ch2 that would cover four and still two channels left three and four what do you think too much thank you for the input then I was wondering c h three and four for small sub 6.5 sub being greedy LOL and the speakers and tweeters are all four ohms good thank you for your time

@@ronniesearcy8712 You can do that as well. Y-splitters to cover channels 1/2. Keep in mind you’ll steadily be dividing power to the speakers 👌🏽 which can mean more gain which equals more heat and possible clipping. But definitely play with it and see how everything works bro.

Gotcha, yes you can definitely use a 4 channel to run your setup. Very top-end quality equipment as well, you have selected. I’ll send an email of a few suggestions 👌🏽

bj.hammon@yahoo.com Or IG@210.designs

I sent you a request on ig

What ohm are the ds18 speakers? What model 4 channel amp are you going to use? I want to look up the manufacture specs, so I can be sure of my answer 🤙🏽

@@210Designs the ds18 speakers are the bullet ones that are 4 ohm and the amp I’m planning too use is the candy-x48 thanks for reaching out I’m new too this car audio thing.

@@chucko956 - Okay cool 👌🏽 No problem, I post my vids and respond to all comments, to help the next person. Gotta spread the knowledge bro. I’ll look that amp up on my lunch break and get you the information you need. Thanks for your YG support and asking the question. I’m on IG@210.designs daily, if you need quicker responses ✌🏽

@@210Designs bet bro thanks alout

@@chucko956 email, bj.hammon@yahoo.com