ppi 900.4 bridged

[awholelotofnutz]

Quick q I searched around a little and really couldn't find a straight foward answer. Can I bridge channel 3/4 @ 4 ohm on my 900.4 and run it in stereo mode and still use the on board crossovers. Is it recommended to do so. it will be for my 2 8" dedicated midbass.

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[CSCStang]

Quick q I searched around a little and really couldn't find a straight foward answer. Can I bridge channel 3/4 @ 4 ohm on my 900.4 and run it in stereo mode and still use the on board crossovers. Is it recommended to do so. it will be for my 2 8" dedicated midbass.

You can use the crossovers but it won't be in stereo. I run my mid bass (pwx 8, 8ohm) parallel off the rear bandpassed 80-500hz.

 

[awholelotofnutz]

So you have 2 pwx 8 ohm ran in parallel to equal 4 ohm total. Bridged channel 3/4 to run them at 4 ohm. Just making sure I got it right about to order.

 

[pickup1 5,000+ posts]

So you have 2 pwx 8 ohm ran in parallel to equal 4 ohm total. Bridged channel 3/4 to run them at 4 ohm. Just making sure I got it right about to order.

Yep

 

[n2audio 5,000+ posts]

You can use the crossovers but it won't be in stereo. I run my mid bass (pwx 8, 8ohm) parallel off the rear bandpassed 80-500hz.

Just because the amp is bridged doesn't mean you can't set it up for stereo.

This ain't rocket surgery.

 

[CSCStang]

Just because the amp is bridged doesn't mean you can't set it up for stereo.
This ain't rocket surgery.

Yeah I know but if you bridge the 3 and 4 together it will be mono. Now bridging 1 and 2 as well you can run the amp in stereo....bridged. No phd here.

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