Bridged and parallel
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Bridged and parallel
After reading the sticky's, I'm still not sure of the out come???
I have a SS PN 4.520 amp and will be installing a pair of Hertz CPX 165 Pro's, to replace Titan II's in the fairing, the lowers I have a pair of CS series Kickers.
The Titan's bit the dust. I have it wired as a 4 channel output now, sounded pretty good until the Titans went out.
So my thoughts are to run the left side speakers in parallel, and right side speakers in parallel, then bridge them at the amp?
From what I understand I'll have a 2 ohm load at the amp with about 140w pushing each side?
I'll set the amp on HP at 80hz settings.
Am I correct? Is this a doable set-up? Or should I just keep it a 4 channel set-up?
Bike is a 15 RG custom.
Your thoughts are welcome.
Thanks
I have a SS PN 4.520 amp and will be installing a pair of Hertz CPX 165 Pro's, to replace Titan II's in the fairing, the lowers I have a pair of CS series Kickers.
The Titan's bit the dust. I have it wired as a 4 channel output now, sounded pretty good until the Titans went out.
So my thoughts are to run the left side speakers in parallel, and right side speakers in parallel, then bridge them at the amp?
From what I understand I'll have a 2 ohm load at the amp with about 140w pushing each side?
I'll set the amp on HP at 80hz settings.
Am I correct? Is this a doable set-up? Or should I just keep it a 4 channel set-up?
Bike is a 15 RG custom.
Your thoughts are welcome.
Thanks
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Myself I would leave each speaker on it's own channel to have better control of the output and balance