Possible to bridge Monsoon amp?
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Possible to bridge Monsoon amp? I know this is an odd question but here's the setup I'm proposing for my 02 Z28 with Monsoon...
I blew my passenger side sail panel subwoofer so I added an aftermarket 10" single voice coil subwoofer in a box sitting on the shelf right behind the rear seats. Right now I am running it off the same wires that were going to the sail panel subwoofer. Obviously this is not enough power for a 10, so I was wondering if I could remove my driver side sail panel subwoofer and use the power going to it to also power the 10.
So basically, I need to bridge the two subwoofer channels into one. Is that possible with a factory Monsoon amp?
I blew my passenger side sail panel subwoofer so I added an aftermarket 10" single voice coil subwoofer in a box sitting on the shelf right behind the rear seats. Right now I am running it off the same wires that were going to the sail panel subwoofer. Obviously this is not enough power for a 10, so I was wondering if I could remove my driver side sail panel subwoofer and use the power going to it to also power the 10.
So basically, I need to bridge the two subwoofer channels into one. Is that possible with a factory Monsoon amp?
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NO.
If you had a dual voice coil sub you could connect each of the original sail panel pairs to the two voice coils but the Monsoon amp is not bridgeable.
If you had a dual voice coil sub you could connect each of the original sail panel pairs to the two voice coils but the Monsoon amp is not bridgeable.
