Bridgeing how do i bridge i dont understand how it works

Only if you have knowledge on hardware Laptops you understand. The procedure go as follow:
Unscrew the motherboard completely.
Identify the North-Bridge BGA IC (BGA= ball grid arrays) under the mouse region.
Get an SMD Rework Station.
Suspend the board on a surface which cannot be affected by heat and held firmly whereby under the North-Bridge BGA IC is opened.
Use your SMD Rework Station to generate heat  evenly beneath the region North Bridge IC and press gently without being bridged.
Mind you 90% risk is involve.

Hello polarisracin,

You need to bridge 2 of the amp channels to each 4 ohm sub to get the most power from the amp. Bridge channels 1/2 to one of the subs and channels 3/4 to the other one. But the amp is only rated for 75 watts RMS per channel and Pyle products are sometimes rated higher than their real capabilities. So, even bridged and with the rated output, you'll only be getting at most 150 watts from a pair of bridged channels. That's not much for a sub.

Hope this helps.

that model amp if am not wrong dont need to be bridge its a mono block amp

make sure you switch anything that says 'proprietary', or is just not standard 54g with the wireless settings.

Some manufacturers will put in auto-discovery services that only that same manufacturer of wireless access point will understand, this can sometimes cause problems for bridge communication.

bridges sometimes use mac cloning to clone the device that is attached to it. go into bridges config page and disable this feature and also make sure to select dhcp since bridges will also use a static ip as well. i just hope this helps alittle. i dont have your exact model of bridge here so if you can comment on it i can get back to you and try to help further

Here is a link to the Quick Installation Guide.

I had no problem finding the Di-604 on the D-Link site.
http://support.dlink.com/products/view.asp?productid=DI%2D604

You dont need to open ports on the router. Just configure the music bridge with the same wireless settings as your router so that it will work.

try this LINK

Why do you need to bridge?

Can't you use both devices off the one router?

usually to bridge you would need, effectively , 2 extra access points to set as the bridges, they then connect to the other routers, allowing communication between the 2.

I do know 2wire is slightly different but you would still need something to act as a bridge on the netgear end.

I still don't understand why you need both routers running. Connect both your computers to the same router which has the internet connection.

Hope this helps

Tony