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Bridging into 2 speakers?

Sep 4, 2001
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I have an RMX1450 amp and (for now) one Aggie GS112. if i were to buy another 112, would i be able to run the amp mono bridged into both speakers if they are daisy chained together?

effectively that would give me 1400 W running into a 4 ohm 600 W load, correct?

if this works then i may add an RMX850 for the purposes of driving these and then using the 1450 on another higher-rated cabinet.
 
yeah, i had read that. i just like to ask in regards to specifics in case there is some piece of info that i might be missing concerning my specific gear. when we are talking this much money i dont like generalities. :)

Thanks a million.
 
yes ..................
as long as the speakers you are using are 8 ohms and as long as the power amp in question can be bridged into 4 ohms you're good to go
if it makes you feel any better i just bridged my stewart 2.1 into two 8 ohm bag end cabinets last night (not the 1st time either)