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<blockquote data-quote="Jacobs" data-source="post: 246812" data-attributes="member: 543327">Well First Nice Picture at the bottom ha ha ha!!Ok, bridging an amp is just using a multi channel amp to run a single channel getting more power out of it.&nbsp; For example you can get a 2 channel amp and turn it into a 1 channel by hooking up the + wire to the + of channel 1 and - to the - of channel 2.&nbsp; That will you will ge tan increase in power also.&nbsp; ou can also bridge a 4 channel amp into a 2 channel or 3 channel doing the same thing.&nbsp; Parellel and series are just 2 different ways to wire your subs.&nbsp; Wiht DVC subs in parellel you have the + going to each + on every voice coil, - going to every - on every voice coil.&nbsp;&nbsp; This is the only wireing option for SVC&#039;s.&nbsp; if you want to wire in series you just go + to one of the VC&#039;s on each sub - to the opposite, then connect the remaining - and + on each sub.&nbsp; It&#039;s just a way to play with the impedance on the sub.&nbsp; For more information on wiring subs in series or parellel check out<a href="http://www.rockfordfosgate.com/rftech/wiringwizard/" target="_blank">http://www.rockfordfosgate.com/rftech/wiringwizard/</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jacobs, post: 246812, member: 543327"] Well First Nice Picture at the bottom ha ha ha!! Ok, bridging an amp is just using a multi channel amp to run a single channel getting more power out of it. For example you can get a 2 channel amp and turn it into a 1 channel by hooking up the + wire to the + of channel 1 and - to the - of channel 2. That will you will ge tan increase in power also. ou can also bridge a 4 channel amp into a 2 channel or 3 channel doing the same thing. Parellel and series are just 2 different ways to wire your subs. Wiht DVC subs in parellel you have the + going to each + on every voice coil, - going to every - on every voice coil. This is the only wireing option for SVC's. if you want to wire in series you just go + to one of the VC's on each sub - to the opposite, then connect the remaining - and + on each sub. It's just a way to play with the impedance on the sub. For more information on wiring subs in series or parellel check out [URL="http://www.rockfordfosgate.com/rftech/wiringwizard/"]http://www.rockfordfosgate.com/rftech/wiringwizard/[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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