P _PuNiShEr_ 10+ year member 68 Camaro 279 1 Iowa Sep 6, 2002 #1 When you have a 4 ohm sub and you bridge it in a 2 channel amp does it make it 2 ohms or does it stay at 4 ohms?? Sorry for asking easy questions just want to make sure I'm doing it right. The only way to learn is to ask PuN Click to read more...
When you have a 4 ohm sub and you bridge it in a 2 channel amp does it make it 2 ohms or does it stay at 4 ohms?? Sorry for asking easy questions just want to make sure I'm doing it right. The only way to learn is to ask PuN Click to read more...
B blackgeltabs 5,000+ posts Knowledge is Power 5,415 10 Boston Sep 6, 2002 #2 the sub judges what the amp will put out. So if the amp is class a/b then you will be using in to its full potential which is 4ohms bridged.
the sub judges what the amp will put out. So if the amp is class a/b then you will be using in to its full potential which is 4ohms bridged.
J johnb 10+ year member Senior VIP Member 241 0 Tampa, FL Sep 6, 2002 #3 The sub always stay the same impedance (ohm). The only way to get a diffrent ohm load is to connect 2 or more subs. Or if the sub has dual voice coils. Hope that helps. -John
The sub always stay the same impedance (ohm). The only way to get a diffrent ohm load is to connect 2 or more subs. Or if the sub has dual voice coils. Hope that helps. -John
