Help- SVC or DVC to wire bridged?

[SQL4Life 10+ year member]

Hello all,

i have a txa-6004 and was going to bridge 1 subwoofer. The impendance needed to be brigdged is at 4 ohms. I can buy a SVC 4 ohm or DVC 4 ohm...i know i would do SVC 4 ohm to get a 4 ohm load but would it be the same if i am going to bridge it to the amp?

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[jco1385 5,000+ posts]

if you want one woofer and you want to bridge your amp and it's stable at 4ohms bridged, get the SVC

 

[SQL4Life 10+ year member]

cool thanks for quick reply...time to order the subwoofer

 

[Kold_Killa 10+ year member]

And with this amp being a 4 channel, you do know you will have 2 more channels avaliable right? I'm sure you do realize this, but just making sure. So bridge 2 of the channels to present a 4 ohm load at 600 watts for the sub, then you can still have 150x2 @ 4 ohm for a front stage. Very nice amp IMO, especially for the money.

 

[jco1385 5,000+ posts]

or you could get a d4 and bridge both sides and run them to respective vc's on the sub

 

[SQL4Life 10+ year member]

And with this amp being a 4 channel, you do know you will have 2 more channels avaliable right? I'm sure you do realize this, but just making sure. So bridge 2 of the channels to present a 4 ohm load at 600 watts for the sub, then you can still have 150x2 @ 4 ohm for a front stage. Very nice amp IMO, especially for the money.

yeah thanks for the lookout //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif. I will have the 150 x 2 going to some RSD components, i hope what people say about them are true.