Comments on: Car Audio : How to Bridge 2 Subwoofers Together

By: DarkieGZ

DarkieGZ — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 20:33:21 +0000

Did he fart at 2:09?

By: rottie11000

rottie11000 — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 21:16:14 +0000

if you are using 1 sub & the amp is showing L+ & R- as being
bridged then you would hook your L+ to the + of your sub &
R- to the Neg - of your sub or if your amp shows L- &R+ as
being bridged then you would just reverse the previous procedure as described good luck

By: rottie11000

rottie11000 — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 20:53:12 +0000

First of all you need to make sure that your amp is bridgeable
look at speaker outputs on amp & see if you see the word
bridge or bridged as you can see in video but if you don’t
see anything about bridging then you can’t run the amp in
what is called bridged mode however most amps that are less than 10 yrs old are bridgeable, hope this helps

By: coolaidkiller101

coolaidkiller101 — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 15:36:31 +0000

how do ya brige 2 channels on amp to power one sub with L AND R both going into 1 sub

By: QUIX4U

QUIX4U — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 16:35:13 +0000

Don’t take MY WORD
Use Ur own eyes & ears
My 10 ch educator vids are driven via 2 speaker wire_sets from a 25watt per ch stereo amp

(consider this fact)
My workshop runs the same MAKE & MODEL amp…
YET- at 2-3rd’s volume “drives”
8 MAIN channels,
2 (main) subs
PLUS a central 3rd Super_Sub?
AND-
66 (1.5v_DC) LIGHTS

But… the kicker…
There is an ALL_UP total of 28 speakers.!

By: QUIX4U

QUIX4U — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 16:14:59 +0000

AND?
By utilising OHMS LAW to the absolute factor… in wiring ANY two ch (three or four termina)l stereo amp - one can drive AT LEAST 12 speakers DIRECT (for the original impedance rating of the amp)… yet 12 speakers… at the AMPS rated output volume … are mostly running 1/4 volume - which is THREE TIMES the content volume… than this guy- gets with ANY two - and a hell of a lot more - than with ? (just) ONE SUB

By: QUIX4U

QUIX4U — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 15:37:23 +0000

Well- I am NOT surprised realy…

As everyone in AMERRY CAR?
(yes deliberately spelt wrongly)…
thinks that by working with just ONE “MONO” sub…
they’ll get quality sound… ?
Hah- I work at least 3 SUBS - in cars… for balanced surround subs…
along with a 4th CENTRAL “sub” subbed from the sum of those three…
PLUS at least six… if not NINE main channels… direct off ONE std stereo AMP.

By: QUIX4U

QUIX4U — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 15:29:29 +0000

@DjBass2008 NO… actually ALL he is doing- is ADVERTISING on youtube- for free… EVERYONE of his video’s… starts with the same COMMERCIAL “SALES” PITCH

By: QUIX4U

QUIX4U — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 15:27:46 +0000

@progamerxt Ah c’mon… any dweeb who RUNS the same - I am a sortof manager- ADVERT crap - on his videos… is ONLY about the bottom_line “salesman” dollar.

By: QUIX4U

QUIX4U — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 15:26:27 +0000

@OldSkoolNiche YES… if you ONLY have two.
Then I suggest something that people HERE will never tell you.
INVERT ONE - directly OVER the other &
CLAMP (tightly) TOGETHER with the same fixing bolts
Then reverse wire ONE - in series with the other…
Thus - ONE speaker is formed - BUT drives to the absolute MAX- without ever bottoming out - as one simply push_pulls the other…
(before either can free float to “bottom_out” their coils on the basket casing)