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<blockquote data-quote="Prowler573" data-source="post: 1746541" data-attributes="member: 561023">He is going to be using a 4ch amp bridged to 2ch mono. He wasn&#039;t asking which set of preamp outputs on his HU to use....he was asking if he would need 2 channels of input source or 4 to properly setup his amp in its intended usage.I am not too familiar with any of PG&#039;s stuff, mike....Does that amp have the ability to run a bridged output off of a single-channel input? What I&#039;m asking is normally when you bridge two channels (o most amps in my personal experience anyway) you&#039;ll use the positive output from the left channel and the negative output from the right channel to power the single speaker/comp set half/whatever.If the only input connected is the left rather than the left and the right will the amp work properly? Some do not need the right channel&#039;s input when bridged and some do....which is that PG Xenon?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Prowler573, post: 1746541, member: 561023"] He is going to be using a 4ch amp bridged to 2ch mono. He wasn't asking which set of preamp outputs on his HU to use....he was asking if he would need 2 channels of input source or 4 to properly setup his amp in its intended usage. I am not too familiar with any of PG's stuff, mike.... Does that amp have the ability to run a bridged output off of a single-channel input? What I'm asking is normally when you bridge two channels (o most amps in my personal experience anyway) you'll use the positive output from the left channel and the negative output from the right channel to power the single speaker/comp set half/whatever. If the only input connected is the left rather than the left [I]and[/I] the right will the amp work properly? Some do not need the right channel's input when bridged and some do....which is that PG Xenon? [/QUOTE]

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