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<blockquote data-quote="acold7dusta" data-source="post: 2194564" data-attributes="member: 567993">recently i bought a diamond audio D3 400.4 amp.50 x 4 @ 4100 x 4 @ 2200 x 2 @ 4 bridged&#039;and its 2 ohm stable bridged, but i dk what it puts out.1) does anybody know what it woud put out @ 2 ohm bridged?my SLC 265&#039;s came in today, and i wanna bridge my amp, but it might be too much power for them.i do prefer SOME rear fill, so right now i got my 6x9s amped on the lowest gain setting.2) If i bridge all speakers it will yield a 2 ohm load, right?what would bring the best results in my situation?3a) feed them 50 watts per side, and the rear fill off the lowest gain setting, or3b) say screw rear fill and bridge the amp to just the fronts and watch the gains, or3c) bridge the amp, and essentially create a 2 channel amp with rears and fronts, which would get about 100 watts per channel, but my fader would be useless? or3d) power rears off head unit, and fronts off 50 watts (blank rear channels) or bridged @ 200 (using all channels)using that info and the fact that i hate wasting channels (and my head unit dont do good at all on its internal amp, what would yield the best resultssorry bout all the questions, i tried my best for everyone that has a short reading span, like me, but thanks in advanced</blockquote>

[QUOTE="acold7dusta, post: 2194564, member: 567993"] recently i bought a diamond audio D3 400.4 amp. 50 x 4 @ 4 100 x 4 @ 2 200 x 2 @ 4 bridged' and its 2 ohm stable bridged, but i dk what it puts out. 1) does anybody know what it woud put out @ 2 ohm bridged? my SLC 265's came in today, and i wanna bridge my amp, but it might be too much power for them. i do prefer SOME rear fill, so right now i got my 6x9s amped on the lowest gain setting. 2) If i bridge all speakers it will yield a 2 ohm load, right? what would bring the best results in my situation? 3a) feed them 50 watts per side, and the rear fill off the lowest gain setting, or 3b) say screw rear fill and bridge the amp to just the fronts and watch the gains, or 3c) bridge the amp, and essentially create a 2 channel amp with rears and fronts, which would get about 100 watts per channel, but my fader would be useless? or 3d) power rears off head unit, and fronts off 50 watts (blank rear channels) or bridged @ 200 (using all channels) using that info and the fact that i hate wasting channels (and my head unit dont do good at all on its internal amp, what would yield the best results sorry bout all the questions, i tried my best for everyone that has a short reading span, like me, but thanks in advanced [/QUOTE]

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