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Message: <blockquote data-quote="helotaxi" data-source="post: 363076" data-attributes="member: 550915">Do you see 8 ohm bridged on there?  Notice how the 2 ohm stereo power is not twice the power of the four ohm stereo power.  Notice also how the 4 ohm bridged power is twice the power of one of the 2 ohm channels.  So too will the 8 ohm bridged be twice the power of one of the 4 ohm channels.  This amp does not double its power into 2 ohms compared to four, the power supply can't deal with that much current, but the bridging power numbers will still work.  4 ohms bridged is twice the power of a single channel at 2 ohms, and 8 ohms bridged will be twice one of the channels at 4 ohms.  That's the way it works.You want me to talk to you like an installer, yet you don't get how bridging works.  Then when I told you what and why, you tell me I'm wrong.  That's acting like a newb.</blockquote>

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