How to connect 4 speakers to subwoofer?

[seersucker]

How to connect 4 speakers to subwoofer?

hi,
i'm new here and also not quite knowledgeable so perhaps you guys could help me.
i bought a chinese-made 2.1 channel speaker setup for my laptop four years ago.
Quite similar to this one:
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Andio PC Speaker Frame Series Review - Ninjalane.com
http://www.ninjalane.com/images/trinko/box_back.jpg
http://www.ninjalane.com/images/trinko/inside_box1.jpg

the subwoofer output 13w and the satellites 13w each.
since the satellites werent that impressive, i removed them and bought a pair of Pioneer TS-A6993S car speakers (80w).
they sounded excellent (since my bedroom is quite small).
now here comes the problem....
last week my cousin removed a pair of Pioneer TS-G1015 car speakers (20w i think) from his car and donated it to me.
i want to use them as rear speakers but dont know how to connect them to the existing setup.
someone said that the built-in amplifier will overheat if i just connect it to the same terminals as the Pioneer TS-A6993S ones.

so how do i connect the two pairs of speakers to the system?
will the 13w RMS per channel be able to power all of them?

i wouldnt like to spend too much.....i'm not a music buff, moreover i'm an "aam aadmi".

hope you guys could suggest something feasible.

 

[mono_stereo]

How to connect 4 speakers to subwoofer?

someone said that the built-in amplifier will overheat if i just connect it to the same terminals as the Pioneer TS-A6993S ones.

Someone was right Try to source a cost effective amp for your new acquisitions ! :yahoo:

 

[seersucker]

i have one more option.....can i just buy a cheap 5.1 channel active subwoofer separately and connect the four speakers?.......i can always add a center channel speaker later when necessary.....will i be able to get one with a remote control too?

hope someone could suggest something (for those of us who arent rich enough) !!!