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Connections for bridging an amp

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by davidh72Z » Wed Feb 01, 2006 7:57 pm

Thanks for the reply. After reading your post, I looked at the amp and it does show the output connection just as you said. Am I correct in assuming that both left and right channels are connected to the input side?

by smoker » Tue Jan 31, 2006 6:25 pm

the difference is going to be the wiring on the output side...should be left positive and right negative to bricge it but i believe it is marked right on the side of that amp...

Connections for bridging an amp

by davidh72Z » Mon Jan 30, 2006 8:10 pm

Hi all I am a newbe here and have a question to ask concerning the connections for bridging an amplifier. I have tried to search for this information with no luck. On the input side of the amp do you connect both the left and right rca cables to said amp and bridge out the output connections to the sub? The instructions really don't make it clear. I just don't want to fry something. The amp I am bridging is a Pioneer GM-5100T to a TS-W306C 12 inch sub in a 1 1/2 cu ft sealed enclosure. Any help you could give would be greatly appreciated.
David

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