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<blockquote data-quote="JPWynn" data-source="post: 6832020" data-attributes="member: 621984"><p>I just bought a 4 channel amp which will power some front comps and rear coax. Initially I figured I would just run the 85W RMS x 4 into each speaker and be done. This would in turn make my 22W RMS x 4 HU power wasted...</p><p></p><p>Right now I'm leaning towards bridging the 4 channel down to 2 channels for the comps and running the coax off the HU. This will give me 200W RMS x 2 for the front comps but only 22W RMS x 2 for the rear coax.</p><p></p><p>I've read a few posts about people bi-amping speakers or somehow bridging the 4 channel HU power down to 2 channels to get the most out of it. Is this possible?</p><p></p><p>Is there a way to modify a set of coax speakers so I can run the full 22W x 4 into them or do the speakers actually have to be bi-ampable to accomplish this?</p><p></p><p>Would there be really any benefit into doing this? Essentially we are talking 44W RMS versus 22W RMS, correct? Would it really make that big of a difference?</p><p></p><p>Thanks in advance for your replies.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JPWynn, post: 6832020, member: 621984"] I just bought a 4 channel amp which will power some front comps and rear coax. Initially I figured I would just run the 85W RMS x 4 into each speaker and be done. This would in turn make my 22W RMS x 4 HU power wasted... Right now I'm leaning towards bridging the 4 channel down to 2 channels for the comps and running the coax off the HU. This will give me 200W RMS x 2 for the front comps but only 22W RMS x 2 for the rear coax. I've read a few posts about people bi-amping speakers or somehow bridging the 4 channel HU power down to 2 channels to get the most out of it. Is this possible? Is there a way to modify a set of coax speakers so I can run the full 22W x 4 into them or do the speakers actually have to be bi-ampable to accomplish this? Would there be really any benefit into doing this? Essentially we are talking 44W RMS versus 22W RMS, correct? Would it really make that big of a difference? Thanks in advance for your replies. [/QUOTE]
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