Could I somehow use two amps to push my one subwoofer?
Maybe 'bridge' or wire the two amps in a parallel circuit or a series?

Anyone ever tried this?

Would it work?


It's a 500 watt sub, a 350, and a 200 watt amp.

Thanks guys,
-Alex

I know I can bridge speakers on either one of the amps, is that what
you mean by bridge-able?

Invert one amp -- I'm not familiar, with this, can you expand a bit, or
is there somewhere online I can read up on it?

Thank you very much,
-Alex

In article .com, wrote:
I know I can bridge speakers on either one of the amps, is that what
you mean by bridge-able?

Invert one amp -- I'm not familiar, with this, can you expand a bit, or
is there somewhere online I can read up on it?

You can bridge a stereo pair, or you can bridge two mono channels, but you
can't bridge two stereo amps together. Try the FAQ or search.
Bridging doubles voltage drive or teie to drive 4 times the power.

greg