4 Channel amp in bridge mode for Sub and 2 channel for R/L
rkumarblr
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When using a 4 channel amp. What is the best way to wire the Front and Back speakers and a Sub in bridge mode.
Assuming we connect the Sub by bridging two channels. Can we connect the remaining two channels in parallel to say right (front and back) and Left (front and back)
Of is it advisable to wire the Fronts form the Amp and the Backs from the head unit.
What would match better or what is the rigtht wiring strategy to ensure good matching and performance. Assumimg we use a 150 W per channel at 4 ohms to drive the fronts and backs of 60 W at 4 ohms
Assuming we connect the Sub by bridging two channels. Can we connect the remaining two channels in parallel to say right (front and back) and Left (front and back)
Of is it advisable to wire the Fronts form the Amp and the Backs from the head unit.
What would match better or what is the rigtht wiring strategy to ensure good matching and performance. Assumimg we use a 150 W per channel at 4 ohms to drive the fronts and backs of 60 W at 4 ohms
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Hi rkumarbir.
Welcome to the Forum.
It would be helpfull if you could supply the Brand and Model # of the 4 channel amp, your speakers and your subwoofer.
Mike____________________________________________
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