Alpine pdx-f6 how to bridge - Alpine PDX-4.100 Car Audio Amplifier

Set the two switches filter to: off. You do no need filtering your speakers as they are full range ones.

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left positive right negitive from amp go to subs

1.take it back to who installed it and ask them to do it right. 2.your sub may be wired incorrectly 3.your sub may be cooked.

you have 2 + and 2- right? twine both speaker wires together. like + to + and - to - and then pick only 1+ and 1- to hook up and then you should double the power to the speakers only

Hello thefatman69e,

The Alpine PDX-1.1000 is a physically small amp to produce the power that it does. The result is that it has less physical area for heat to dissipate. Running at or near it's maximum output into a 2 ohm load, it needs some serious airflow to keep it cooled down. I'd look for some way to get more air to it.

Hope this helps.

You are going to want to make sure all your power wires and grounds are 4 gauge as well as the wire leads to and from the capacitor-4 gauge also. make sure you have a very good ground - the power wire from the battery should hit a distribution block-from the dist. block a 4 gauge should go to the capacitor another 4 gauge to the mono amp and another to the 4 channel amp -every component should have a good solid ground even if you have to bust out a grinder and a drill and some self tapping sheet metal screws and go nuts on it- see if that helps you

you need more batt, more amps, try new batt, capacitors are paperweights, spend on good batt.

system not configurate properly go to a pro and let them do for you you have good equipment just need to put together rite.for wht you have you can get better sound than that,,good luck

use channel 1 and 2 as normal, use the positive from channel 3 and the negative for channel 4 as mono 1ch, your bridged output on the mono chan should be around 200watts at 4ohms.