Bridging a headunit / Getting more RMS
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Bridging a headunit / Getting more RMS
I know that most headunits can't handle a 2Ohm load, so I gues bridging them for my rear coaxials will be stupid.
However, if I just power the rear speakers with my 4 channel headunit, will the headunit automatically use the unused power of the front channels and use them for the rears?
Basically how can I maximize a 4 channel headunit to just power 2 coaxials?
However, if I just power the rear speakers with my 4 channel headunit, will the headunit automatically use the unused power of the front channels and use them for the rears?
Basically how can I maximize a 4 channel headunit to just power 2 coaxials?
Re: Bridging a headunit / Getting more RMS
Originally posted by superdesi
However, if I just power the rear speakers with my 4 channel headunit, will the headunit automatically use the unused power of the front channels and use them for the rears?
However, if I just power the rear speakers with my 4 channel headunit, will the headunit automatically use the unused power of the front channels and use them for the rears?
The pioneer heads(maybee others) can bridge the rear chanells into one for a subwoofer. So if you wanna power just 1 coax could try that.
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