Silly question about SDA SRS 2.3

bassfann
bassfann Posts: 151
edited June 2018 in Vintage Speakers
If I don’t hook up the interconnect wire,can I bridge my amp to power them ? It’s a Bryson 8B. I understand it’ll make them ordinary speakers,but just asking.
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  • bassfann
    bassfann Posts: 151
    It’s a 125x2,or 400x2 bridged.
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  • pitdogg2
    pitdogg2 Posts: 25,441
    edited June 2018
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  • bassfann
    bassfann Posts: 151
    **** autocorrect. Sda SRS
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  • bassfann
    bassfann Posts: 151
    bassfann wrote: »
    It’s a 125x2,or 400x2 bridged.
    125x4,400x2

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  • F1nut
    F1nut Posts: 50,546
    Bridging raises the noise floor meaning you'll get better sound quality leaving it in stereo mode. That's not to mention losing the SDA capability as well as 2 less drivers per cabinet producing frequencies above 100Hz.

    Hopefully you've now come to the realization it would be a bad idea.
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  • bassfann
    bassfann Posts: 151
    F1nut wrote: »
    Bridging raises the noise floor meaning you'll get better sound quality leaving it in stereo mode. That's not to mention losing the SDA capability as well as 2 less drivers per cabinet producing frequencies above 100Hz.

    Hopefully you've now come to the realization it would be a bad idea.
    I should really just look for different amps ! I sold one of my Yamaha mx1000 amps,it sounded beautiful on the 2.3 set. I have another,but I haven’t done the speaker post upgrade yet,so no posts on the rear right now.
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