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[RobGMN Premium Member]

Here we go again. Look, just admit that you ignore post so you can argue. Just admit it because I posted words and meanings as well with synonyms. You are ignoring them and choosing to use the word in a way that fits your argument. For the last time, nobody except you is talking about bridging the amplifier.

Hmmmm. YOU posted THREE times about your monoblock Rockford having internal bridged wiring.
You even spent the time to make a picture that has the word in it.

YOU brought the word into the discussion of an amplifier, when the ONLY time "bridged" should be referenced in regards to an amplifier. That's YOUR stupidity, not mine.
I'm still waiting for you to show where someone in the field of audio or circuit design refers to two connected wires as "bridged", or of a mono amp circuit having multiple outputs.

You keep insisting it, but your word means shit here. Provide the proof.

 

[ThxOne Premium Member]

Hmmmm. YOU posted THREE times about your monoblock Rockford having internal bridged wiring.
You even spent the time to make a picture that has the word in it.

YOU brought the word into the discussion of an amplifier, when the ONLY time "bridged" should be referenced in regards to an amplifier. That's YOUR stupidity, not mine.
I'm still waiting for you to show where someone in the field of audio or circuit design refers to two connected wires as "bridged", or of a mono amp circuit having multiple outputs.

You keep insisting it, but your word means shit here. Provide the proof.

Damn you are ignorant. I love how you are revising your demands as you go along after they are met so that it appears they were never met.

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

Here is a picture of something that should clear this up... but it won't because Rob will deny it or ignore it.

This is made by Phoenix Connect. They make this. They call it a BRIDGE CONNECTION. The terminals of my mono amplifier will be connected inside the amplifier like the wire bridge seen here. The only difference is they are using wires whereas the amp is using traces on a circuit board. Literally the same circuit.

I encourage people to expand their vocabulary and ways of thinking. Remember, just because you haven't heard of it doesn't make it not true. Rob, this is the proof of a company using the phrase "bridge". You asked, I provided. Rob, are you wearing your pointe shoes?

They call it a "BRIDGE CONNECTION" regarding to the unit as a whole. It bridges two devices.
What you are regarding as "internally bridged" in your amplifier is simply two wires connected to each other.
Once again, "bridged" with regards to amps describes a VERY specific circumstance, as does "outputs". You fvcked up and you know. Multiple other besides me have said so, but you will hang onto your incorrect feelings an opinion til your dying breath.
Maybe the lack of nerves in your bones affected your brain development.

 

[ThxOne Premium Member]

They call it a "BRIDGE CONNECTION" regarding to the unit as a whole. It bridges two devices.
What you are regarding as "internally bridged" in your amplifier is simply two wires connected to each other.
Once again, "bridged" with regards to amps describes a VERY specific circumstance, as does "outputs". You fvcked up and you know. Multiple other besides me have said so, but you will hang onto your incorrect feelings an opinion til your dying breath.
Maybe the lack of nerves in your bones affected your brain development.

It bridges connections assclown. The device is not relevant.

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

Damn you are ignorant. I love how you are revising your demands as you go along after they are met so that it appears they were never met.

Just provide the proof that connecting two wires to each other in an amplifier is regarded as "bridging" by people who understand audio.
Just provide proof that a mono amp can be regarded as having multiple "outputs" by people who understand audio.
Prove those of us who think you are full of shit wrong.

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

It bridges connections assclown. The device is not relevant.

So a "solder joint" is the same as just "solder" or a "joint"?

Just provide the proof that connecting two wires to each other in an amplifier is regarded as "bridging" by people who understand audio.
Just provide proof that a mono amp can be regarded as having multiple "outputs" by people who understand audio.
Prove those of us who think you are full of shit wrong.

It's wild how much effort you put in to NOT providing the evidence that will prove you are correct.

 

[ThxOne Premium Member]

Jut provide the proof that connecting two wires to each other in an amplifier is regarded as "bridging" by people who understand audio.
Just provide proof that a mono amp can be regarded as having multiple "outputs" by people who understand audio.
Prove those of us who think you are full of shit wrong.

Why, because dictionary definitions suddenly aren't enough for you?

Does a signal come out of the positive terminal of connection A on my amp?
Does a signal come out of the positive terminal of connection B on my amp?

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

Why, because dictionary definitions suddenly aren't enough for you?

Does a signal come out of the positive terminal of connection A on my amp?
Does a signal come out of the positive terminal of connection B on my amp?

Just provide the proof that connecting two wires to each other in an amplifier is regarded as "bridging" by people who understand audio.
Just provide proof that a mono amp can be regarded as having multiple "outputs" by people who understand audio.
Prove those of us who think you are full of shit wrong.

 

[ThxOne Premium Member]

Just provide the proof that connecting two wires to each other in an amplifier is regarded as "bridging" by people who understand audio.
Just provide proof that a mono amp can be regarded as having multiple "outputs" by people who understand audio.
Prove those of us who think you are full of shit wrong.

Answer the question coward.

 

[Jimi77 Premium Member]

The scientific revolt against gender ideology has begun

 

[ThxOne Premium Member]

Just provide the proof that connecting two wires to each other in an amplifier is regarded as "bridging" by people who understand audio.
Just provide proof that a mono amp can be regarded as having multiple "outputs" by people who understand audio.
Prove those of us who think you are full of shit wrong.

Not going to answer?

A bridge is a connection. If there are two positives and they are connected they are bridged. Period. Why you are trying to argue physics.

A single output can be split into multiple outputs. An output is a connection. Period.

Please, continue to argue for no good reason.

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

Not going to answer?

A bridge is a connection. If there are two positives and they are connected they are bridged. Period. Why you are trying to argue physics.

A single output can be split into multiple outputs. An output is a connection. Period.

Please, continue to argue for no good reason.

Just provide the proof that connecting two wires to each other in an amplifier is regarded as "bridging" by people who understand audio.
Just provide proof that a mono amp can be regarded as having multiple "outputs" by people who understand audio.
Prove those of us who think you are full of shit wrong.

 

[ThxOne Premium Member]

Just provide the proof that connecting two wires to each other in an amplifier is regarded as "bridging" by people who understand audio.
Just provide proof that a mono amp can be regarded as having multiple "outputs" by people who understand audio.
Prove those of us who think you are full of shit wrong.

Will that change facts Rob? If the people who "understand audio" call it that? Selective terminology doesn't change facts even if you want it to Rob.

 

[RobGMN Premium Member]

Will that change facts Rob? If the people who "understand audio" call it that? Selective terminology doesn't change facts even if you want it to Rob.

Just provide the proof that connecting two wires to each other in an amplifier is regarded as "bridging" by people who understand audio.
Just provide proof that a mono amp can be regarded as having multiple "outputs" by people who understand audio. Maybe a circuit designer who says a mono amp can have multiple "outputs"?
Prove those of us who think you are full of shit wrong.

Your personal terminology doesn't make the terms accurate even if you want it to.

 

[ThxOne Premium Member]

Look at this picture. What is going on here? Well, this seller of audio related products is calling this electrical connection "bridging bars". I guess they are wrong too huh.