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<blockquote data-quote="smiley2186" data-source="post: 5108880" data-attributes="member: 600822">can some1 tell me what the blue part means. do i nead a 2 channel rca or 1 mono channel. when connectin to the slave.Bridging (strapping)For bridging into a single speaker load, this amplifier has the ability to be bridged withanother amplifier (must be the same model). To do this you must utilize the MASTER/SLAVEand PHASE switch settings. On the master amplifier, set the switch setting to MASTER. Thesignal is then routed through RCA Line Out to the RCA Line In on the other (slave) amplifier.The slave amplifier must have the MASTER/SLAVE switch set to the SLAVE position. Onthe master amplifier make sure the PHASE swtich is set to the 0 position (factory default).On the slave amplifier set the PHASE switch to 180, exactly opposite of the master amp.Refer to the Phase Switches section of this guide.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="smiley2186, post: 5108880, member: 600822"] can some1 tell me what the blue part means. do i nead a 2 channel rca or 1 mono channel. when connectin to the slave. Bridging (strapping) For bridging into a single speaker load, this amplifier has the ability to be bridged with another amplifier (must be the same model). To do this you must utilize the MASTER/SLAVE and PHASE switch settings. On the master amplifier, set the switch setting to MASTER. [COLOR=Blue]The[/COLOR] [COLOR=Blue]signal is then routed through RCA Line Out to the RCA Line In on the other (slave) amplifier[/COLOR]. The slave amplifier must have the MASTER/SLAVE switch set to the SLAVE position. On the master amplifier make sure the PHASE swtich is set to the 0 position (factory default). On the slave amplifier set the PHASE switch to 180, exactly opposite of the master amp. Refer to the Phase Switches section of this guide. [/QUOTE]

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