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That's amplifier bridging, and the internal amplifiers in the head unit are not designed for that. What you might be able to do is feed each channel to a separate
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That's amplifier bridging, and the internal amplifiers in the head unit are not designed for that.
What you might be able to do is feed each channel to a separate woofer and tweeter, but each speaker needs to get its own passive crossover. If the head unit allows each speaker to have its own crossover settings it would compliment this setup nicely.
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