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You can do that but your subs will have to be monsters or you will blow them out as bridged mode will drive 2400 watts RMS into 4 ohms. Many speakers are rated in peak or program power... these are FAKE specifications. with this amp in bridged mode each of two identical speakers would have to be rated at 2400 watts program or about 3600 watts peak each to survive... When rating speakers and amps ALWAYS compare RMS values... and for safety use an amp of 80% of the RMS rating of the connected speaker or speaker system.
DISCONNECT ALL INPUTS(MIC CD) AND CHECK.DISCONNECT ALL OUTPUTS AND CHECK(ALL SPEAKERS ONE BY ONE)IF THE PROBLEM CLEARED WHEN YOU DISCONNECT ANY INPUT OR OUTPUT FIX IT BY CHANGING START WITH CABLES FIRST.
if after the pop it smells like a firecracker just went of than you fried the circit for that speaker or if it has fuses on it or ferther down the wire check them but it could be just the radio and nothin to worry about:)
a friends car does it, and it is very anoying
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