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Question by bb
Submitted on 1/23/2005
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I have a swiss audio smx6600 class hd mosfet 6 channel amp.
I want to connect it to a pioneer deh 2300 head unit.  The head unit powers 4 full range speakers. It has an internal amp. The manual states it has 4 channels (continuous power 21 watt x 4 into 4 ohms )yet also says BOTH channels max output 50 watts??  So I do not know if that is a misprint or the head unit only has 2 channels. The unit has only one set of pre outs (2 volt I believe).  The manual says the pre outs would be used to power the rear speakers to the amp.  I would like to connect all four speakers to the four channels of my amp. If I use a Y connect in each pre out can I accomplish this? If not please inform me how I can get my front and rear speakers to connect through my amp, if possible and would it work well. Any pros and cons I need to be aware of?
The amp is a full range amp with 100 watts x6 at 4 ohms stereo and 130 watts at 2 ohms stereo. It states it has 2 ohms stable stereo.  I am also replacing the stock oem speakers with cadence zxn 62 full range speakers.  I am just trying to get some cleaner sound through my system. thanks for your input.


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