In Reply to: Easiest answer to that is because i want to... posted by popsy on March 26, 2016 at 11:43:39:
Not a good enough answer. There is almost never a good reason to bridge in home audio. Remember if said amp is capable of running as low as a four ohm load then when bridged that would change to eight.
Are you sure all three can be bridged? Be careful of heat, keep it well ventilated. I assume you are going to run a mono sub. Passive covers cost a lot so I assume you have a preamp level crossover.
So what's the reason?
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- Sorry - Awe-d-o-file 15:46:48 03/26/16 (11)
- "There is almost never a good reason to bridge in home audio"... - Steve O 19:17:53 03/26/16 (10)
- RE: "There is almost never a good reason to bridge in home audio"... - E-Stat 20:44:24 03/26/16 (5)
- The OP was seeking input on which of three amps to bridge... - Steve O 07:00:34 03/27/16 (4)
- RE: The OP was seeking input on which of three amps to bridge... - Awe-d-o-file 14:13:13 03/27/16 (0)
- RE: The OP was seeking input on which of three amps to bridge... - E-Stat 12:26:46 03/27/16 (1)
- 2nd the Hafler for the same reasons! (nt) - Crazy Dave 11:31:34 03/29/16 (0)
- Bingo!! - popsy 09:09:58 03/27/16 (0)
- RE: "There is almost never a good reason to bridge in home audio"... - Awe-d-o-file 20:19:37 03/26/16 (3)
- RE: "There is almost never a good reason to bridge in home audio"... - reuben 06:18:58 03/27/16 (1)
- RE: "There is almost never a good reason to bridge in home audio"... - Awe-d-o-file 14:02:11 03/27/16 (0)
- It seems we disagree (nt) - Steve O 20:54:53 03/26/16 (0)