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yeh me too. sorry about that buddy. wont happen again =)

no. you cannot bridge a head unit. explained here: http://www.bcae1.com/brighead.htm short reason: no negative voltage rail in a head unit amplifier to support bridged mode with an inverted channel waveform. thank you for that. sorry that im hard headed when i think i have a good idea i dont believ...

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do you know what i mean now? i think you understood me wrong in the first post or something.. i dont know. sorry

and if i series it, it should use the power comming from the RF and combine the power from the RR. IF YOU SERIES

so if you had 50X4 it will now be a 100X2

dude.. when you series something .. it will double. when you parallel it will cut your ohms in half. so please someone who knows about electricity please post.

it will lower it when you parallel....

Sorry to whore your thread. but you must have burnt the face when you crossed them wires.. i have had this problems many of times when i was hooking my shit up hot and i grounded it out.

sounds like you shorted out your head unit.. when you crossed your wires. you should take it back and get a new one before you cant anymore. and then dont cross anywires this time =)

ok lets say you have a 50X4 receiver.. is it possible to series your RF and your RR speakers and series your LF and your LR so that you will get more power to them? instead of 50... getting 100.. if you know what im talking about reply