Owner's Manual

Z-150.6 SP Speaker Wiring

6Ch 6 speakers

The Z-150.6 is a 6-channel amp that can drive six speakers from 6, 4, or 2 channels of

input. Note that channels 5 and 6 are arranged top and bottom and Ch5 has + and -

reversed from the other channels. That said:

• If you are driving full range speakers the only control you will really need is on

Channels 1~4 are the HPF filter to use as a sub sonic. Channels 5 and 6 are designed

for bass or mid-bass and plays from 15Hz to 1000Hz

BRIDGED 4 OHM MIN

CH1 CH2 CH5

CH3 CH4 CH6

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2-Way w/Bridged Mono Sub

A similar setup uses a pair of full-range speakers with a mono subwoofer.

• Front filter is set to HPF, the Multiplier is off (out), HP frequency is set just above the

bottom of the full-range speaker's frequency range, where you will also set the

woofer crossover

• If the head unit has a sub out set the Input Mode to 4Ch. If it does not then you can

choose to have a fader in 4Ch mode, or set it to 2Ch mode and use only the front

inputs. You can order the optional dash bass control for the woofer on the rear

channel bridge

• Set the rear Filter to LPF/BPF to have both filters active and the multiplier to off (x1).

Set the rear LPF frequency to the desired woofer crossover point (which should

match the front high pass filter), and set the HPF frequency to 15Hz~30Hz as a sub

sonic filter

2Ch Bridged

Want more power? Instead of four channels of 165 watts, you can have two channels of

550 watts each by bridging both front and rear amp sections to one speaker each.

• Speakers must be a minimum of 4Ω impedance

• Put the Input Mode switch into 4Ch mode

• Using RCA "Y" adaptors of 1 female-to-2 male , put the left signal RCA into both L

and R inputs of the front channels and put the right signal RCA into both L and R

inputs of the rear channels.

• Do not use the optional dash bass control as it will only work on the speaker

connected to the rear channels

2 OHM MIN/CH

BRIDGED 4 OHM MIN