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This tender cuck is so hurt inside that he had to email a guy that did in fact use the same term the majority of us would use and had to have him clarify for him because he refuses to be a part of society.

We all know what he meant Rob and none of us had to email him. You need professional help.
 
And? Multiple outputs means multiple channels. If he has multiple outputs and is leaving them unused, then he is leaving power unused.
Do you disagree? Do you think if you leave a channel unused in a multichannel amp, the power magically flows to the other used channels?
Keep trying buddy...you were the only one that had no clue he was talking about a monoblock...maybe that should tell you something...
 
I love how he ask about bridging when Rob refused to understand that bridging something together is by definition when two things are connected together such as two positive connections and or two negative connections. But he wants to stick to how he would use the word bridged as in bridging an amp which nobody disputed even once. Sad little cuck Rob is.
 
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Keep trying buddy...you were the only one that had no clue he was talking about a monoblock...maybe that should tell you something...
So do you agree with Thxone that a monoblock has multiple outputs and the speaker wiring is internally bridged, or not?

Don’t be a chickenshit; commit to an answer.
 
Admit you made a dumb as fck post because you didn't understand what was going on 🤣🤣🤣
Don't be a chickenshit. Commit to answers:
Is Thxone correct in referring to a mono amp having "multiple outputs"?
Is Thxone correct in calling two wires soldered together inside a mono amp "internally bridged"?
 
Don't be a chickenshit. Commit to answers:
Is Thxone correct in referring to a mono amp having "multiple outputs"?
Is Thxone correct in calling two wires soldered together inside a mono amp "internally bridged"?
I never made that claim...the only claim I made was you made a dumb azz post...which you absolutely are doing everything possible nor to own...

Do you need to see it again?
 
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I never made that claim...the only claim I made was you made a dumb azz post...which you absolutely are doing everything possible nor to own...

Do you need to see it again?
If you are saying I am wrong and he is right, then it's OK to directly admit you think he is right.

So, tell me how I am wrong in saying "multiple outputs means multiple channels".
Tell me how he is right in saying a mono amp has "multiple outputs" and the multiple outputs are "bridged internally".

It became a discussion of semantics, and he is very confident in his language skills, often telling others they are stupid and that he is correct.
Is he?
 
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Rob G <*******@gmail.com​

6:05 PM (2 hours ago)
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Good afternoon,
‘Hoping you can settle a gentleman’s bet for me. On one of your YouTube videos (cheap amp), you comment that a monoblock amp has multiple “outputs”. I have a few guys saying this is proof that a mono amp has multiple outputs.

For as long as I have tinkered with audio (40+ years), “outputs” of an amp refers to “channels” of amplification, and a mono amp has only ever had one channel, or one “output” no matter how many speaker terminals it has attached to it. I have never scene a circuit diagram for a mono amp that showed more than one final output.

The question: When you use the word “outputs”, are you using it in a technically accurate way, or are you using the term improperly since the standard use of “outputs” with regards to amplification means “channels”?

For a bonus question (not mentioned in your video): Would you consider (or call) the wires inside the amp that are connected to the speaker terminal block “bridged” to make the parallel connection?

Thanks for your time,
Enjoy your videos.


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Dereck Williston​

7:51 PM (42 minutes ago)
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No I’m referring to the terminals allowing multiple connections (for speakers). The positives are together and negatives are together on the monoblocks.

I would not say bridged, I’d say they are paralleled.

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Obviously he knows his amps. Using the term bridged to describe an electrical connection is poor use of the word and particularly poor usage when discussing car audio amps and even worse if we're discussing a mono amp that has multiple output terminals.
 
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