Recent content by Bronzefish72

I appreciate all the info, you're very helpful. Thank you.

Yeah, thinking I'm going to ditch my 4 channel amp. Unfortunately, I can't return it. I may have use for it down the road in something else.

OK, I didn't realize that a 4 ohm speaker is seen as 2 ohms in bridge mode. So then wiring 2 four ohm speakers in series would be seen as half of 8 ohms in bridge mode (aka 4 ohms)? So then could I bridge ch1+ch2 for a pair of series wired 2 four ohm speakers? Then do the same for ch3+ch4...

So does that mean with this amp I can only bridge 2 channels? I assume that's why they are saying it's "bridged mono" on the specs.

So to clarify, I can bridge ch1+ch2 for one pair of speakers, then bridge ch3+ch4 for the other pair of speakers. Is there a performance loss if I wire as series instead of parallel? I know there's an impedance difference, but is there a watts to speaker difference wired as series versus...

Running 2 pairs of 4 ohm speakers. Each pair wired in parallel, so 2 ohm impedance. Alternatively, could wire series if I have to. The amp is Rockville Phenom RXMF3 Speakers are Rockville WB65 I routed two speaker wires internally in the tubing of the tower, using 14 awg. So I have wires...

I have a 4 channel amp (see specs below) and 4 wakeboard tower speakers rated at 150w rms / 300w peak. I want to run the speakers in parallel (unless series is better). The speakers are 6.5" with 1" dome tweeter. I am not sure if my amp is proper for my intended setup and need to know if I...