Newbee,
I think you should have stated that the bridging of the amp
is done by a switch on the amp - and is part of the design
of the amp.
The paucity of your original explanation may have led someone
that is not particularily versed in amps and electronics to
believe that bridging can be done with any old amp.
I applaud Eldartford for his admonition - otherwise someone
could have damaged their stereo gear.
I think that's something that we all have to take into
account when posting on a forum such as this. There's a
real possibility that someone could misinterpret a poorly
written post and do something they may later regret.
Dr. Gregory Greenman
Physicist
I think you should have stated that the bridging of the amp
is done by a switch on the amp - and is part of the design
of the amp.
The paucity of your original explanation may have led someone
that is not particularily versed in amps and electronics to
believe that bridging can be done with any old amp.
I applaud Eldartford for his admonition - otherwise someone
could have damaged their stereo gear.
I think that's something that we all have to take into
account when posting on a forum such as this. There's a
real possibility that someone could misinterpret a poorly
written post and do something they may later regret.
Dr. Gregory Greenman
Physicist