Questions & Answers for: Sony can you bridge on speaker

...bridge them, you have a 2 ohm load. They only safe way to use two 4 ohm speakers is to run one speaker to each channel and then you have a stereo 4 ohm load. When you use a 2 ohm load you get twice ...

...cross-over to lowest frequency for sub. Its easy to bridge an amp if its 4 channel.. looking at the speaker terminals it will look like ( + - + -) use the two outer most terminals to bridge to

I have 2 1300 watt 12inch subs connected to a 2 1/2 channel 1200 watt amp. but when I bridge my speakers my amp goes into protection mode. is there a resolution to this It's trying to tell you the ...

...two speakers. trying to see if i can bridge it and use a singe speaker? left positive and right negative-make sure the speaker that you intend to run in bridged mode is 4 ohms or you will kill your ...

...speaker ok to bridge a amp (must be capabul of doing so) look for a mono switch and set to mono .. then take the +L channel put it to your subs + and take the -R channel and put it to the - of your ...

...bridge the power to this sub? It sounds like the problem is with the amp. try using the other sub in bridged mode and see if it still turns it off. If it still turns off then its definitely the amp. ...

...speaker load on bridge mode. some amps are never designed for bridge mode. so if u bridge these amps u will get less output. u have to be very careful when u make the connections. plus when u bridge ...

speaker(+). Take the last(-) and connect to amplifier. Please note that your amplifier has a bridge section which is normally the first + and the last- on the two channels. Connect your woofers on the

can the xm-460 front channels be put to the same speaker as the bridged rear to get full wattage to my one speaker? Hello Yes bridging the speakers will deliver the full output wattage to the one ...

...bridge amp (1 channel). Look on amp speaker outs to see what leads to use to bridge. Run positive and negative to one speaker then use a jumper wire from that positive and negative to the next ...