how do i bridge this amp?

[sue bee 10+ year member]

It's an audio source 100...

The sub is already hooked up at 8 ohms.

The amp needs to be at 8 ohms, and it will be when it's bridged.

There area eight terminals in all, it's a 2 chan amp.

Here is a word diagram for how the terminals are setup on the amp:

Speak A, left-to right: Positive input, negative input, negative input, positive input. Total of four terminals.

Speak B, left to right: Positive input, negative input, negative input, positive input. Total of four terminals.

Combined, there are eight terminals in all. This confuses me. Anyway, how do I bridge this thing?

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[Mass Car Audio 10+ year member]

go to google and type in How to bridge a 4 channel amplifier, it should show you exactly what to do.

 

[Blue Fury 10+ year member]

rtfm

 

[Horsemanwill 10+ year member]

It's an audio source 100...
The sub is already hooked up at 8 ohms.

The amp needs to be at 8 ohms, and it will be when it's bridged.

There area eight terminals in all, it's a 2 chan amp.

Here is a word diagram for how the terminals are setup on the amp:

Speak A, left-to right: Positive input, negative input, negative input, positive input. Total of four terminals.

Speak B, left to right: Positive input, negative input, negative input, positive input. Total of four terminals.

Combined, there are eight terminals in all. This confuses me. Anyway, how do I bridge this thing?

first off from wat you described it's a 4 channel amp not a two channel. do you have the manual for it? if not google it you may find it.

 

[sue bee 10+ year member]

I have already tried all of these suggestions. There is no manual.

This is the amp: http://www.amazon.com/AudioSource-AMP-100-2-Channel-Bridgeable-Amplifier/dp/B00026BQJ6

As I said, it's a two chan. amp.

 

[Horsemanwill 10+ year member]

that's a home amp and i don't think it's bridgeable. wat exactly are you trying to do?

edit i stand corrected here u go

http://www.hometheaterhifi.com/volume_11_3/audio-source-amp-100-amplifier-7-2004.html

in the middle of the speaker outputs it tells y0u wats bridged also you have to flip the switch

 

[sue bee 10+ year member]

that's a home amp and i don't think it's bridgeable. wat exactly are you trying to do?
edit i stand corrected here u go

http://www.hometheaterhifi.com/volume_11_3/audio-source-amp-100-amplifier-7-2004.html

in the middle of the speaker outputs it tells y0u wats bridged also you have to flip the switch

Can you do me a solid and draw a diagram using the picture on the page? Anybody. It's not clear to me.

 

[sue bee 10+ year member]

bump. can somebody do a diagram using the picture here? :

http://www.hometheaterhifi.com/volume_11_3/images/audio-source-amp-100-binding-posts.jpg

 

[Horsemanwill 10+ year member]

i want to say it's taking the two outside posiitives but i'm not sure eitehr try callin the company.

 

[sue bee 10+ year member]

i want to say it's taking the two outside posiitives but i'm not sure eitehr try callin the company.

that's what i thought too, according to the diagram, but since i don't want toast it, i just want a final word. thanks tho.

 

[sue bee 10+ year member]

up.

 

[sue bee 10+ year member]

is this right?

 

[dumple 5,000+ posts]

seeks like a stereo amplifier with a b selection

 

[Horsemanwill 10+ year member]

is this right?

you wouldn't combine the a and b but the end red ones on the a or b side look to be the bridge output.

 

[sue bee 10+ year member]

you wouldn't combine the a and b but the end red ones on the a or b side look to be the bridge output.

i think i get what you mean, but i'm not 100%

so don't combine a & b, just both red terminals from either? can you visually demonstrate what you said via diagram? //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif