Using 4 mono blocks


I have GamuT M250i mono blocks & earlier this year at CES (I did not attend) GamuT had 4 of these to drive their flagship Zodiac.

This may be a stupid question but how do you connect 4 mono blocks? 
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infection, one way to do this using the existing in-speaker x-over is:
* use a y-connector on preamp L ch
* connect one output to 1 mono driving the mid/hi
* connect 2nd output to 2nd mono driving the bass/mid-bass
* use a y-connector on preamp R ch
* repeat connection hook-up using mono3 & mono4. 

each signal going into the Zodiac will be 20Hz-20KHz but the in-speaker x-over will filter the input & pass on the required signal bandwidth to the appropriate drivers. 

Just looking at the Zodiac from a side-view photo, it looks like they have 4 pairs of speaker binding posts. So, one could have
* 1 speaker cable pair driving the bass
* a 2nd speaker cable pair driving the mid-bass
* a 3nd speaker cable pair driving the mids
* a 4rd speaker cable pair driving the highs

Needless to say, at $127K per pair, it's a cost-no-object speaker & getting 4 speaker cable pairs would not dent that buyer's wallet.  

Just realised I should mention that I asked this question because I have only 1 pair of outputs  (XP-20).
I know it would be a no-brainer if I had 2 pairs...