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I have a 4 channel marine amplifier I will be installing in my boat,
to a Clarion Head unit with RCA for both the front and rear channels.
it is only 4 channels, however, the boat has six speakers in it, I am
guessing that f speakers are on the front channel and 2 are on the
rear. How can I aply this amp to this situation, any ideas?

[Harry Lavo]

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I have a 4 channel marine amplifier I will be installing in my boat,
to a Clarion Head unit with RCA for both the front and rear channels.
it is only 4 channels, however, the boat has six speakers in it, I am
guessing that f speakers are on the front channel and 2 are on the
rear. How can I aply this amp to this situation, any ideas?

We really need more information. Are they all full-range speakers? Are
some of four of them two woofer-tweeter pairs? Do you know the impedance
ratings for the speakers? Do you know the output impedance ratings of the
amplifiers? These are all relevant to giving decent advice.

[maxhifi]

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I have a 4 channel marine amplifier I will be installing in my boat,
to a Clarion Head unit with RCA for both the front and rear channels.
it is only 4 channels, however, the boat has six speakers in it, I am
guessing that f speakers are on the front channel and 2 are on the
rear. How can I aply this amp to this situation, any ideas?


Maybe get another 2 channel amplifier; marine or automotive, and connect it
to the head unit using Y connectors to the rear channel. Use this for the 2
additional rear speakers.