is this amp too much for my sub?

[LongThrow]

Gonna be buying this used this Friday. Powering two speakers and a bridged channel for my sub.

Precision Power PPI P900.4 Phantom 4-Channel Amplifier

My sub is rated at 150-200w @4ohms. If I bridged it it says 450Wx2@4ohms. Would this be ttoo much power even if I set my gains low?I also noticed its not CEA compliant but has a total 75amp fuse I figure IR pushes pretty **** close to what it advertises

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[timhof13 10+ year member]

You'll be fine, adjust the gain down. Headroom is good, especially on a budget amp. Although it does do very close to rated if not rated

 

[LongThrow]

thanks

How would I bridge a 4channel? Same as a 2 channel?

 

[Jeffdachef 5,000+ posts]

Gonna be buying this used this Friday. Powering two speakers and a bridged channel for my sub.
Precision Power PPI P900.4 Phantom 4-Channel Amplifier

My sub is rated at 150-200w @4ohms. If I bridged it it says 450Wx2@4ohms. Would this be ttoo much power even if I set my gains low?I also noticed its not CEA compliant but has a total 75amp fuse I figure IR pushes pretty **** close to what it advertises

the one i'm selling you is a PPI I520.4 man. Unless you found someone else selling a p900.4 then nvm.

Yes you bridge the same way as you would on a 2 channel on the rear channels.

 

[LongThrow]

the one i'm selling you is a PPI I520.4 man. Unless you found someone else selling a p900.4 then nvm.
Yes you bridge the same way as you would on a 2 channel on the rear channels.

Didn't see your post before I PMed you.

And no I misread your message I thought you said 900.4 I was stumped because that's the knd in your SIG nonetheless my thread still stands. Thanks