Power Acoustik LT-980/2 Car Audio Amplifier "bridge ohms" Questions

...ohms. So you can't bridge that amp onto two 4 ohm subs. To get the most power out of your subs is easy. Run one channel to one sub and the other channel to the other sub. 165 watts RMS is plenty for ...

I need to know what the wattage the alpine mrv-f407 puts out when its bridged or only running 2 channels? RMS Continuous Power (at 12.0V) Per channel into 4 ohms...............40W, 0.08% THD Per ...

BRIDGE IS BURN OR MY 2 CHANNEL? PLEASE HELP From the specs this amp can only handle 4ohms when bridged but can handle 2ohms when it's not bridged Specifications Continuous Power (20Hz-20kHz, 0.04% THD

...ohms and run fine stereo, but if you bridge them it will show a 2 ohm load bridged to the amp which means 1 ohm per side. The amp is not stable at the impedance. Get 2 ohm/8 ohm subs or "Dual 4 ohm ...

Power Acoustik LT 980-2 clipping while bridged pushing 1ohm load clipping while bridged pushing 1ohm load, power acoustik LT980-2 Hello, your problem is that your amp is rated at 4 ohms bridged mono ...

...to run at). Have you bridged your amp? Usually when you bridge your amp it lowers the ohms by half. You may have damaged something, especially if you bridged your amp and didn't bridge it

...will give you a 2 ohm load. However, if you are bridging the ouputs then a single 4 ohm speaker bridged between the two outputs will put a 2 ohm load on each channel. Be very careful if you are ...

...I found on the amp is that is a 2-channel and is bridgeable. It is stable in bridged mode to 4 ohms. You should be able to bridge a single 4 ohm sub without damage to the amp. Hope this

...back down to 4 ohms when you bridge it. 2 4 ohm speakers wired in parallel is 2 ohms then dropped down to 1 ohm when bridged (most amplifiers will not handle loads below 2 ohms) hope this info ...

....High Current Mode: 2 x 50W @ 4 ohms (0.04% THD) 2 x 70W @ 2 ohms (0.1% THD) 1 x 140W @ 4 ohms bridged (0.1% THD) 1 ohm stereo / 2 ohms bridged stable .High Voltage Mode: 2 x 100W @ 4 ohms