How to Hook Up 4 Dq-10 speakers


I recently acquired a 2nd set of DQ-10s to add into my system of 2 DQ-10s, 2 DQ-1Ws, DQ-LP1, 2 Tandberg Amps plenty of power), 1 Tandberg Controller. I've heard of some who use only 2 amps to do this. I don't know how to hook up my additional 2 DQ10s using only the 2 amps and the electronic crossover; can anyone guide me in this? I see in the crossover manual that it is made to hook up 4 subwoofers with it, but states therein that you need 2 amps just for the subwoofers. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.
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Summitav - I think you may have explained how to do it, but I'm a novice and don't quite understand. Currently the Tandberg amp running 2 Dq10s is more than sufficient, as is the Tandberg amp running the 2 subwoofers. Do I need a 3rd amp to run the second set of DQ10's? Thanks for all help from everyone.

It would probably work "best" if you used an amp channel for each DQ-10 and sub.

DQ10s are probably less than 90db efficient so they like LOADS of power. As well of you ran them on one amp in parallel then that would be a large 4 ohm load.

To use another amp for the second pair simply use a Y-connector (or sometimes called a Y-splitter or cable) to split the output to run to each amp.
Hi Group - just a follow up. I went a bit over the top and ended up obtaining 6 sets of DQ10s, which are being powered by 3 Tandberg amps; the 2 Dalhquist woofers are run by another amp; and to supplement the bottom end - I added 2 Klipsch powered 12" subwoofers to the system. I was able to find industrical strength metal racking at Lowe's and configured in three stacks, so essentially they are stacked three upon three (left and right). Yep it goes all the way to the ceiling, I call it my "wall of sound"; so far no neighbors have called the fuzz.
so far no neighbors have called the fuzz.

I haven't heard that term in about 40 years!!!!