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Message: <blockquote data-quote="NaTo" data-source="post: 2999050" data-attributes="member: 576833">Monoblocks are 1 channel. You can adjust the power by bridging a monoblock too. I have a Clarion APX1300 monoblock which runs at 1x300w @ 4-ohm (running 2 subs) or 1x400w @ 2-ohm (running 1 (2-ohm stable) sub).Multi-channel amps are more flexible to use, however don't deliver as much power per channel as a monoblock. Monoblocks are used to drive subs rather than speakers (though this is practical and not a benchmark).Google it and take a look at the specs of differenct amps. Compare a 600w monoblock with a 600w 4-channel and have a look at the differences between the specs.To fully understand all this, your going to have to do some searching and find out what different specs represent and their meaning, etc.</blockquote>

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