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<blockquote data-quote="winkychevelle" data-source="post: 8782796" data-attributes="member: 611804">Full bridge is like comparing 240 to 120 on a house. Whereas in 120 you have the single hot lead providing power and 240 has 2 hots running at 180° out of phase. Basically it&#039;s more space efficient but some designs suffer from noise. Some designs also suffer from heat buildup due to internal components carrying higher voltage. This amplified by compact heat sinks can create thermal issue. But many people don&#039;t realize fullbridge is nothing new. The jl slash series, and alpine mrv lines are full bridge just different from Brazilian designs. Both of those designs sound good and jl is well known for Sq. But most people relate full bridge to taramps, sound digital, banda, sundown sfb, and a few others. These amps are popular due to their size vs output ratio.If I were going with a Brazilian design soundigital would get my vote</blockquote>

[QUOTE="winkychevelle, post: 8782796, member: 611804"] Full bridge is like comparing 240 to 120 on a house. Whereas in 120 you have the single hot lead providing power and 240 has 2 hots running at 180° out of phase. Basically it's more space efficient but some designs suffer from noise. Some designs also suffer from heat buildup due to internal components carrying higher voltage. This amplified by compact heat sinks can create thermal issue. But many people don't realize fullbridge is nothing new. The jl slash series, and alpine mrv lines are full bridge just different from Brazilian designs. Both of those designs sound good and jl is well known for Sq. But most people relate full bridge to taramps, sound digital, banda, sundown sfb, and a few others. These amps are popular due to their size vs output ratio. If I were going with a Brazilian design soundigital would get my vote [/QUOTE]

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