any QSC EX1600 owners here? need help with bridging

Discussion in 'Amps and Cabs [BG]' started by Jonki, Dec 3, 2005.

  1. Jonki

    Jonki I will not slap my Bee!

    Oct 14, 2003
    Arendal, Norway
    hiya, folks

    i recently bought a QSC EX1600, it looks awesome, anyway i didnt get the user manual with it, previous owner lost it. and now i dont have a clue how to brigde it.

    here is the rear panel
    http://www.home.no/villfavn/QSCEX1600REAR.JPG

    what shall i do? what should i connect the stuff with?
     
  2. Jonki

    Jonki I will not slap my Bee!

    Oct 14, 2003
    Arendal, Norway
    bump
     
  3. fast slapper

    fast slapper

    Dec 11, 2001
    Fresno, CA
    That doesn't help.

    If you're using spare wire simply connect the positive end to right red connector and the negative end to the left red connector. Unsrew each connector, insert wire, then retighten.

    For speakon you must unscrew one end of your cable and attach the positive wire to the +1 pin and the negative wire to the +2 pin. Make sure you use the bottom speakon.

    Hope you can figure it out.
     
  4. Bob Lee (QSC)

    Bob Lee (QSC) In case you missed it, I work for QSC Audio!

    Jul 3, 2001
    Chester, Connecticut
    Former Technical Communications Developer, QSC Audio
    E-mail me at [email protected] and I'll e-mail you the manual.

    To bridge the EX 1600:

    1. Turn amp off.
    2. Set switch to "bridged."
    3. Set channel 2 to full gain (knob on the front).
    4. Signal into channel 1.
    5. Connect speaker cable as described on rear panel. You have a choice of binding post or Speakon outputs.
    6. Turn the amp on.
    7. Use channel 1's gain control to set your levels.
     
  5. Jonki

    Jonki I will not slap my Bee!

    Oct 14, 2003
    Arendal, Norway
    thanks alot for answers!

    email sent, Bob

    thanks!
     
  6. Jonki

    Jonki I will not slap my Bee!

    Oct 14, 2003
    Arendal, Norway
    btw, its not a switch at rear panel

    edit : nevermind, its a dipswitch in it :)