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[eurodad]

4 ohm stereo @ 12/13.8 VDC 100/125 WRMS x 2

2 ohm stereo @ 13.8 VDC 175 WRMS x 2

4 ohm bridged @ 13.8 VDC 350 WRMS x 1

Crossover Frequencies 30Hz to 600Hz

Crossover Slope 12dB per Octave

[eurodad]

@Sight N Sound

why not…lol

J/K

Anyways the way bridging works is you get more power than running stereo. When you switch it into Bridged Mode it alters what tabs have to have power running to them.

So if you are saying that yours runs 175 rms x 2 (stereo) Bridged its going to put out upwards of 400 to 600 watts.

Just switching from mono to bridged is not the same thing. Mono it will still put out the 175 just it won;t have a stero sound anymore, bridged will put out more power. Then you have to see what its stable too in bridged mode.

Thats why I ask.

no shit sherlock.

[LarrySHOT]

thats deffinetly not what i had

[Pewter]

pms!:dunno:

[BlkP42E]

I hope it classify’s as fast and furious

[Pewter]

try this next time boys! vBChat

[Sight_N_Sound]

@eurodad

no shit sherlock.

OK then why are you telling someone that it will be fine for subs that peak at 150 watts :rolleyes:

You know damn well he isn’t going to keep it down low…

And you still didn’t say what ohm its stable too. Just because it may be stable in stereo down to 2 ohms doesn;t men it is bridged.

[Pewter]

@PewterSS

try this next time boys! vBChat