I have a 700 watt 4 channel amp. I was thinking of bridging 2 subs to get a 2 ohm load on the amp on LPF. Then i was going to wire the other sub on the other 2 channels and set it to the regular setting..not HPF. Would i get any bass out of the sub at all? And i know I would hurt the sub by letting higher frequencies pass through it but i really dont care if it pumps bass out. I don't want to buy another amp and ive got 3 subs but can't wire them at 1.3 ohm load to a 2 ohm stable amp. Any help would be appreciated!
you can not bridge almost any 4 channel to a 2ohm load, and you would get bass out of the sub onb the other channel along with words your best bet is if they are single 4 ohm speakers, use 2 only and bridge the 4 channel and use low pass on the channels...
it says 2 ohm stable on the amp on the top. 2 channels have Low pass filter on them. but since since its a 4 channel amp...only 350 are goin to my subs wired to the LPF channels. It kinda sucks.
hahaahah true...ive bridged it for the past year. Would she get hot quick if I threw a 1.3 ohm load onto her? hahahaha. Is there a way you can run one sub series and two parallel...or any combination like that. because parellel you add 1/4 ohm + 1/4ohm and series you just add 4ohm...i learned that in physics but I dont think theres a way to get it down to 2 ohm...im lost with all this ohm loads and channels and blah..lol