bridging

Hi, I just want to ensure that my understanding of amp bridging is correct. I plan on getting the following amp: Pioneer GM-D8604 Class FD 4-Channel Bridgeable Amplifier - Pioneer Amplifier - Amplifiers&Cable | Sound Tech New Zealand. If I am correct I should be able to bridge 2 channels...

Hi, I am looking for amp solutions to power my JBL ms-62c components and 10w1v3-4 sub. one 4-channel amp is cheap and less stress on my electric system. However, some say that the bridged 2 channel does not sound clear even with the on board crossover and its better off to get two separate amps...

I was wondering if bridging a 4-channel amplifier to 2-channels at 4ohms is going to cause any noticeable distortion or overheating problems. I've been looking at the PPI P900.4 to drive my JBL C608GTI MKII component system. I know it's a little overpowered but I've heard these JBL's can take...

Does a 4-channel amp produce have any noticeable distortion or overheating problems when bridged into two channels at 4ohms? I've been looking at the PPI P900.4 or the to drive my JBL C608GTI MKII components. Yes I know that's a little overpowered but from what I've read these JBL's can take...