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<blockquote data-quote="Arkhangel" data-source="post: 4876390" data-attributes="member: 596662">i have a bit of a dilemai have 2 MTX 10&quot; Subs and 1&nbsp; 2-channel&nbsp; Power Acoustik Ampif i connect the subs 1 per channel theres a hell of a power loss no matter how much i turn up the lvl it sounds weak, if i take one sub off and just leave playing that single sub sound a lot louder then both combined, a friend tried bridging them but the amp gets too hot and shuts down, found some info and the sub isnt stable at 2ohms, the subs are 4ohms, how can i connect then bridged that it wont shut down the ampor is it simply a matter of cooling the amp more?at the moment i conected 2 8 ohm (Selenium)subs so it would run at 4 ohms bridgedbut it dosnt sound ok sounds kinda muddy.or should i just change amp?the MTX Subs are Road Thunder 10-04 series and the amp is a Power Acoustik Ps2-520I Know the amp isnt ratted to go too high but its what i got at the momentAny and all help extremely appreciated</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Arkhangel, post: 4876390, member: 596662"] i have a bit of a dilema i have 2 MTX 10" Subs and 1 2-channel Power Acoustik Amp if i connect the subs 1 per channel theres a hell of a power loss no matter how much i turn up the lvl it sounds weak, if i take one sub off and just leave playing that single sub sound a lot louder then both combined, a friend tried bridging them but the amp gets too hot and shuts down, found some info and the sub isnt stable at 2ohms, the subs are 4ohms, how can i connect then bridged that it wont shut down the amp or is it simply a matter of cooling the amp more? at the moment i conected 2 8 ohm (Selenium)subs so it would run at 4 ohms bridged but it dosnt sound ok sounds kinda muddy. or should i just change amp? the MTX Subs are Road Thunder 10-04 series and the amp is a Power Acoustik Ps2-520 I Know the amp isnt ratted to go too high but its what i got at the moment Any and all help extremely appreciated [/QUOTE]

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