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Hey guys, I'm looking for some opinions here. I'm experimenting with
different amps in my system. I suddenly find I have 6 amps (been going a little crazy on Ebay lately), but only need four. I have this Prestige 4 Channel amp (PA-440) that I have been using for rear-fill. It's SURPRISINGLY powerful and sounds very clean to me and so I am considering bridging it into two channels and driving my two front tweeters with it (MB Quart PSD 1" tweeters) as I'm fairly sure this would be more powerful than my current tweeter amp. But I heard once (a long time ago) from a guy I trust that bridging an amp degrades sound quality (not as much headroom?), and as this is for my tweeters, SQ is PARAMOUNT. Any thoughts on this? I know, I know, the obvious answer is "just try it", and I'm sure I will, but I'm just curious about the sound quality issue. Thanks, MOSFET |
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