Can some1 help this f'kin guy i dont know what to tell him

ok I think we have alot of confusion about my question Mega.

I understand the load of the subs on your ED nine.1

I dont know if you were confused about 2 channel amps being bridged. I know your amp is NOT a 2 channel. Nor was I trying to imply that.

however it is true, bridging a 2 channel amp does drop the load in half. Thats what I was saying in our conversation. Not to be confused with our talks about YOUR ed 9.1 mono block.. a different subject entirely.

 
ok I think we have alot of confusion about my question Mega.
I understand the load of the subs on your ED nine.1

I dont know if you were confused about 2 channel amps being bridged. I know your amp is NOT a 2 channel. Nor was I trying to imply that.

however it is true, bridging a 2 channel amp does drop the load in half. Thats what I was saying in our conversation. Not to be confused with our talks about YOUR ed 9.1 mono block.. a different subject entirely.
dude ur out of ur mind. 2 channel 4 channel 6 channel 1 channel doent matter. Theres nothing u can do to drop the load of a amp. a sub is 2 ohms........ theres not an amp on this planet thats going to change that. if u have a single 2 ohm sub YOU LOAD WILL ALWAYS BE 2 OHMS. why on gods green earth would bridging an amp drop the load. all it does is double your power at that same load.

 
the ohm load is dictated by the voice coils not the amp if you connect a 4 ohm single vc sub to a 2 channel amp and bridge it the ohm load is still 4 ohms it doesnt become 2 ohms magically.

 
I guess I'm confused why the output doubles then? I was under the assumption the amp doubles the output because the load is shared between the two channels .. as if the amp see's half the load? Im learning this is not entirely correct

 
I guess I'm confused why the output doubles then? I was under the assumption the amp doubles the output because the load is shared between the two channels .. as if the amp see's half the load? Im learning this is not entirely correct
example:

you have a amp thats 100x2 @ 4 ohms each channel when you bridge the you get 400@ 4ohms the reason why the power output doubles is because now the amp is running at 200x2 @ 2 ohms the ohm load never changed what changed was the configuration it was being run at . a 2 channel amp bridged @ 4 ohms is the same as 2 channels @ 2 ohms.thats why most 2 channel bridgable amps are also 2 ohm stable although not in bridged mode only if you keep the channels separate .in bridged mode each channel "sees" half of the ohm load in this case 4 ohms divided by 2 .

 
so a single 4 ohm speaker

bridged 2 channel, .. is still a 4 ohm load

but the amp powers it like it was 2 ohms?

so the load is 4 ohm but the actual rated output would be what the amp does at 2 ohms?

 
Do not buy from this mega character.

He has tried to sell this amp like 5 times already, and each time he would take money, wait like 2 or 3 weeks and then issue a refund to the buyer.

It not fun waiting for money to get back to you.

 
Defenitely, someone pmed me at teh time when I was dealing with this dude, saying they paid him for the 9.1 but he hasnt responded in like 2 weeks, lol.

Mega1268 is a scammer.

 
doesn't sound good to me, did you make a dead-beat thread about the incident, if not i'd suggest you do so others don't get hassled, at least you got your money back, its not cool when people play with your money

 
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