wiring MT to 2500d

[jchancellortool 10+ year member]

Ok, my brother has a dual 2 ohm MT and an Orion 2500d. The diagram in the sticky shows the amp being bridged when wired at 1 ohm, but the manual for the amp says that this amp can not be bridged. I also know that this amp is "parallel internally"? I'm not too sure what difference that makes.

What I think I need to do is have one channel for the amp on each voice coil. Does that make sense? Is that right?

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[prioracy 10+ year member]

where in IN are ya, if your in the NW area i can help ya out, but if your not u wanna conncet, positive 2 positive, negative to negative, then positive and negative to the amp, that will show a 1 ohm load to the amp

 

[jchancellortool 10+ year member]

I live in FT. Wayne. Does that mean what I said was right?

 

[prioracy 10+ year member]

the amp is a mono channel, so u don't need to bridge it... any of the channels will work

 

[jchancellortool 10+ year member]

the amp is a mono channel, so u don't need to bridge it... any of the channels will work

What? There are two channels on the amp. Are you saying to just plug into one of them?

 

[dkguitarist 5,000+ posts]

the amp is a mono block class d amp. it's bridged internally so it has 2 "channels" for cleaner connections of multiple speakers, etc. it's not a 2 channel amp. just has 2 sets of inputs for connections but still a mono block

 

[johnecon2001 5,000+ posts]

Just wire one voice coil to each terminal. positive to positive, negative to negative. The terminals are hooked together internally.