wasssssssssup
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wasssssssssup
i am new to this, this is nice, alright anyways, i got a lil problem... i got a 1000 watt 4 channel amp... and 2 500 watt 12" subs.
What i wana know is..."well i tryed but everytime i do it, it gets weak." my amp is like this
o+Left
o-
o- Right
o+ Can you tell me the good way to bridge them?
o+Left
o-
o- Right
o+
thank you...... if someone can e-mail me this.. to danijh1(No Email Addresses In Posts!)....if not i will check this in 3 days... thank you anyways
What i wana know is..."well i tryed but everytime i do it, it gets weak." my amp is like this
o+Left
o-
o- Right
o+ Can you tell me the good way to bridge them?
o+Left
o-
o- Right
o+
thank you...... if someone can e-mail me this.. to danijh1(No Email Addresses In Posts!)....if not i will check this in 3 days... thank you anyways
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Joined: Jan 2003
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From: Pennsylvania
wasssssssssup
I would first check the amp for labeling that shows where to connect to bridge it. Like crossman said above, some amps are NOT bridgeable from the manufacturer without damaging your equipment.
If you find that it is bridgeable, try what PR said.
If you find that it is bridgeable, try what PR said.
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Joined: Apr 2003
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From: Cheney, Wa
wasssssssssup
every amp i've ever seen has the bridged outputs labeled....but i don't know about swap meet amps?
maybe if you went to the manufacturer's website they might have old tech manuals if you don't have yours.
maybe if you went to the manufacturer's website they might have old tech manuals if you don't have yours.
