connecting all speakers to amp, need help! Options

[MisterRay]

im having some difficulty with wiring my front and rear speakers to the amplifier. can some1 show/tell me how i should wire it up?

i have already installed the line converters etc (all wiring is done). and all my speakers DO work but i cant get them to work all at the same time lol

this is the amplifier

this is the front

this is the back

in what order would i put the wires into the back?
e.g FR+ to ch1+ etc


also... i already have my subwoofer connected to channel 6

[MaskedMan]

Hello.

Each channel is designated to one speaker. So,

Front left speaker: (+) to channel 1 (+), and (-) to channel 1 (-).
Front right speaker: (+) to channel 2 (+), and (-) to channel 2 (-).
Rear left speaker: (+) to channel 3 (+), and (-) to channel 3 (-).
Rear right speaker: (+) to channel 4 (+), and (-) to channel 4 (-).

[MisterRay]

Hello.

Each channel is designated to one speaker. So,

Front left speaker: (+) to channel 1 (+), and (-) to channel 1 (-).
Front right speaker: (+) to channel 2 (+), and (-) to channel 2 (-).
Rear left speaker: (+) to channel 3 (+), and (-) to channel 3 (-).
Rear right speaker: (+) to channel 4 (+), and (-) to channel 4 (-).

I will try this 2mrw and see how it goes.

Do I not need to bridge any channels etc? And this is the only solution I shud try out?

[MaskedMan]

Yeah, to hook up 4 speakers, this would be the way. It could differ depending on how you plugged your RCA wires into the input on the amp, but I usually use channels 1&2 for the front speakers and channels 3&4 for the rears. You shouldn't have to bridge any connections if you are trying to power 4 speakers and your sub.

[toyota123]

If you have an amp that doesn't have speaker level inputs how would be the best way to wire it up through rca?