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I'm working on some quality MS Paint work here... gimme a few. lol
 

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Alright... let's see how close I am on this. lol

K, you have a 4 channel amp, but since it's only 1 set of speakers, you can bridge it to 2 channels. That amp bridged puts out 100 @ 4 ohms and your speakers take 20-140 @ 4 ohms so it should work pretty good. Now, you'll have to look at the labeling on the amp to make sure which 2 you can bridge with each other. Then, hook it up as follows.

Unless someone who knows more about multi channel amps and door speakers has other thoughts...
 

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Looking at the page for your amp... I think these are some settings:

Switch for High/Low Pass- Flip it over to high (or on) for this amp to get the mids and highs out of the doors. Be sure the amp for the sub is on low as well.

Gain- Would be the amount of power/bass however it's looked at. Set it at half way and see how it sounds and move it one way and the other and compare.

Hmmm I can't think of any other switches... but as I said, I don't know a lot about all this, just enough to get me by. I'm just getting started on the know how of systems and still getting the basics down myself.
 

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Damn, I shoulda looked at the other pix on there... lol I am right as far as bridgeing them goes: 1 and 2 togehter and 3 and 4 together.

Filter... put them both on HP and the gain to 1/2-3/4 or so. Bass EQ... I don't know if it'd matter, but set it about 1/2 way.
 
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