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by Ryan from Ohio » Sat Nov 11, 2006 5:49 am

And no YOU CAN NOT BRIDGE THE HU.

Forget about it, unless you wanna burn that mofo up ;)

by cargodz » Sat Nov 11, 2006 3:53 am

You really don't need that much for the back if you're working on a good sound quality... you will want all of your sound to be in the front stage... rear should just be mids to midbass for a good sound and not in massive amounts.

Bridging a HU?

by ZeroAccess » Sat Nov 11, 2006 1:08 am

I have an alpine amp that I was going to bridge and run my front speakers with it and just leave the front speakers unhooked from the HU.
Well then I started thinking how badly would it mess up the audio system if I ran all 4 channels from the HU to the rear speakers?

Dumb Idea? I figure I'd lose some stereo output but with the front being so much louder figured it'd kinda even out.

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