Head Units-Are they bridgeable?

 

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Username: Iceflamekilla

Hartford, CT

Post Number: 2
Registered: Mar-05
I just ordered an Alpine 9833 head unit. My plan was to have my 2-channel Alpine Amplifier run 80 watts in my Kicker K69 6x9's and use the head unit to power my Kicker K5.2 5-1/4" component speakers. However, i wanted to bridge the HU to 2 channels for some extra power to my components. I've been doing some research and many people say thats not recommended. Anyone have any advice? Is that a good idea or not? Is there such a thing as a bridgeable HU?
 

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Username: Byrumjr

Post Number: 161
Registered: Jan-05
Some of the old head units are bridgeable but most of the new high power head units are not bridgeable.
 

vsvas
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Not a good idea.

visit these threads, Glasswolf gave very good explantion why not to do so

https://www.ecoustics.com/electronics/forum/car-audio/116766.html
https://www.ecoustics.com/electronics/forum/car-audio/13189.html

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