I Ohm you. . . . .

not without wasting power by inserting resistors. There is no solution for a perfect impedence match. If you use resistors to bring it to 8 ohms, half your power will be dissipated by them. you're better off rigging it for 16 ohms.

the closest impedence match you can create is wiring 2 speakers in parallel, in series with each of the remaining two. that's 10 ohms. however, it's a gross imbalance in how much power is fed to each speaker - they won't pull the same weight.
 
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