Bluetooth amp on order, questioning how to wire 3 speakers?

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I'm looking to wire up 2 rear 6x9's and one front speaker. Only thing I'm finding is to wire the center speaker using both positives (not sure how that would work). Thanks.

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https://www.amazon.com/Bluetooth-Subwoofer-Amplifier-Speakers-Password/dp/B08L4D2Z79/?tag=fabo03-20
 
So no front and rear separation? No way to control the volume front vs rear?
 
So no front and rear separation? No way to control the volume front vs rear?
Correct, doesn't have to be perfect, just don't want to wreck anything. Going from a single bluetooth speaker on the dash it should be way better.
 
I did this three times, but with different equipment. In two cars, I made a mounting plate to hold a pair of 3" or 3.5" speakers in the dash location with a pair of 6x9's in the rear. In the truck I used a dual voice coil 4x10 in the dash with some smaller oddball speakers (like 5x7 or something?) in the rear pillars. All three are driven by a 4-channel head unit, about 20W per channel. I'm a hardcore audio guy and it makes plenty of volume - especially when I added a nice powered sub.

I don't know that using that 2-channel amp will work well with impedences on a three-speaker system.
 

S&M Electro in Blaine, Minnesota has a front two speaker that will bolt right into position where your single front speaker is.
 
Get a monoblock and jump off of the two channels as a high level input..lol

But really you need a four Channel amp and would essentially Bridge two of the channels for the center speaker to be mono. I worked at a stereo shop just before becoming a mechanic and did installs. You can't even run series off of that two channel because then you'll have one channel that's overloaded with two speakers from an impedance imbalance
 
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