Hey I have 2 component sets and a SAX 100.4 with no room to get another amp, is it possible to bridge them both cause I need the extra power so they can keep up with my 18's? maybe double them up or something is this possible? Thank you

What comp sets?

BTW, you can't bridge comp sets but you can the amp. It will depend on the impedance of the sets though.

"keeping" up with 18's requires some serious work

2 component sets + 100.4 = no need to bridge really...why not just hook them up in regular multi-channel mode? unless you're running active but i doubt it by your question. and unless your components are 2ohm or 8ohm i dont think bridging em would be good for the sax.

SAZ 3000 D Can Be Bridged.

IDK About The 100's Tho

Talk To Jacob About Them

They Probably Can Tho Since There Sundown

SAZ 3000 D Can Be Bridged.

IDK About The 100's Tho

Talk To Jacob About Them

They Probably Can Tho Since There Sundown

Not exactly it's already a mono block amp meaning that it's got only one channel. So bridging it isn't possible. It does have dual + and - but they're connected on the inside of the amp. It just makes for an easier install if your running multiple subs to it.

If your trying to keep up with 18's you need a set of horns and about 25wrms a channel

Um, yeah wow. 3000d isn't bridgeable by default, but the 100.4 most definitely is.

Ok thanks guys! I know you cant bridge the x-overs but my question was simply that if you took both comp sets and twisted them together and put them in the amps in bridged mode would it work? they are 4 ohm comps but I think I'am just going to put both sets up front run them in multiple ch. mode and say f**k the back seat

Edited May 7, 200916 yr by 04Cadi

SAZ 3000 D Can Be Bridged.

IDK About The 100's Tho

Talk To Jacob About Them

They Probably Can Tho Since There Sundown

wow team sundown huh.....

sundown ask that you dont run a 2 ohm mono load... if you want to keep your warrenty do as they ask.

you can run it at 2 ohm stereo....

or 4 ohm mono...

i have ran mine at 2 ohm mono.