The 10W3 has Continuous Power Handling of 250 Watts and comes in Dual 2 ohm, Dual 4 ohm or Dual 6 ohm models.

The 10W6 has Continuous Power Handling of 300 Watts and is Dual 6 ohm.

So am i just retarded in thinking the 10w6 would work? I'm guessing i'm gonna have to get the Dual 2 Ohm 10W3... correct? Does dual 2 Ohm = 4 Ohm loads? Help the moron!

A dual 6 Ohm can be configured as a 3 Ohm or 12 Ohm load. A 3 Ohm load is less than the amp is spec'ed, but might work - or the amp might overheat...

A dual 2 Ohm is what you want - connect a short piece of speaker cable from the positive terminal of one voice coil to the negative terminal of the other coil (coils in series, 2+2=4). Connect remaining speaker terminals to the proper terminals on the amp.

/Michael