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<blockquote data-quote="Prowler573" data-source="post: 1119844" data-attributes="member: 561023">Multi-channel amps (whether they be 2ch or more) running in bridged mono mode use the input from the left channel only (positive hooked up on the left and negative hooked up on the right)I don&#039;t know why there would be a stereo or mono output option for your sub preouts (but I&#039;m sure someone who does will be along shortly) but as far as the amp goes those settings do the following:Stereo: Outputs the signal as it is presented to the amp. The left RCA input gets amplified and output on the left channel and likewise for the right.1+2: It combines the signal from both the left and right RCA input and outputs that combined signal on both channelsMono: For running in bridged mono mode (this is the setting you&#039;ll want to use) the amp will take the left RCA input only, multiply the output by whatever percentage that amp increases output in bridged mode and sends the output to the sub(s)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Prowler573, post: 1119844, member: 561023"] Multi-channel amps (whether they be 2ch or more) running in bridged mono mode use the input from the left channel only (positive hooked up on the left and negative hooked up on the right) I don't know why there would be a stereo or mono output option for your sub preouts (but I'm sure someone who does will be along shortly) but as far as the amp goes those settings do the following: [I]Stereo[/I]: Outputs the signal as it is presented to the amp. The left RCA input gets amplified and output on the left channel and likewise for the right. [I]1+2[/I]: It combines the signal from both the left and right RCA input and outputs that combined signal on both channels [I]Mono[/I]: For running in bridged mono mode (this is the setting you'll want to use) the amp will take the left RCA input only, multiply the output by whatever percentage that amp increases output in bridged mode and sends the output to the sub(s) [/QUOTE]

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