The amps are not rated at 2 ohm bridged configuration but if you have plenty
of cooling on it and are using the 2 ohm load for front and rear speakers
that is fine but if you plan on running a set of subs at a 2 ohm load then I
wouldn't even think about it.. No matter how much ventilation you give it
with cooling fans it will heat up and cause problems. I am running a P650.2
in my wife's Tahoe and is running strong as when it went in there 9-12
months ago. I am running a P850.2 in my motorhome with a decked out
surround sound system and still no problems. As for flush mounting the
product just make sure that you have proper ventilation blowing across the
heatsink and you will be fine. If you can get a fan to blow on the back
side of the heat sink into the finned area that would help out also. I
would do some sort of push pull fan configuration..
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Pat M.

"VW New Beetle owner" wrote in message
...
It is good to hear that the change in ownership has not effected the
product, only improved the service! I am going to be powering all
the main speakers and the sub off this one amp. Is this amp stable
with a 2-ohm load when it is bridged?

EHC (The Outlander owner)