"Bridging" an amplifier

 

Silver Member
Username: Nency

Post Number: 188
Registered: May-09
hi friends... I sharing to what is bridging an amplifier????

Overcoming combination of the two amplifier channels in a channel for more power. For example. 2-channel amplifier offers 75 watts RMS per channel at 4 ohms and can deliver up to 200 watts RMS at 4 ohms in the channel when the bridge, it would be nice to drive a sub woofer, there is a formula to determine how much energy get to the bridge platform channel amplifier - each amp is different. 4-channel amplifier capable of a bridge that can be easily used in different situations and systems - most of them. Another example is the use of 4-channel amplifier to control the left and right is two channels, while southward, the other two channels of the bridge together, so you do not have to buy a separate sub amp.

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Platinum Member
Username: Glasswolf

Columbia, South Carolina

Post Number: 14429
Registered: Dec-03
Amplifier bridging:
http://bcae1.com/bridging.htm
 

Gold Member
Username: Kaerfpl

Spencerport, NY USA

Post Number: 1189
Registered: Jun-06
Ugh... is this suppose to be a "How-To" thread?
 

Platinum Member
Username: Glasswolf

Columbia, South Carolina

Post Number: 14436
Registered: Dec-03
I have no idea. I can't understand him at all. Google-translate for the fail.
 

Gold Member
Username: Kaerfpl

Spencerport, NY USA

Post Number: 1194
Registered: Jun-06
lol
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