Hi,
I am aware of the various bridging techniques but not sure which one is applicable for my 4-channel Philips DAP amplifier. I bought it off a pal and he lost the manual. I have 2 channels free that I wish to bridge for my single sub-woofer. Thanks in advance for any replies.Text

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Tester

here you go

just bridge it like a normal 2 channel amp, since you are just bridging 2 channels together

on the 2 free channels, you will have the terminals either -+-+ +-+-

you just connect the sub to the +'ve and -'ve on the outside

eg, *-*+-*+* or *+*-+*-*

make sense?

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as a side note I tried to use both sets of channels on my dap4040 bridged - amp no like!

youll only be able to bridge on set of channels if yours is anything like mine.

oh and be prepared to be disappointed with the output... I was

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'98 Commodore VT S pack Supercharged
Clarion ADX5655Z DblDin HU
Focal Utopia 165w3s
Philips DAP4040 Amp
2 x Kicker ZR240 Amps
2 x JL Audio12W6 Subs (currently awaiting recoil)
Audiocontrol 24XS Crossover/PFM filter
RF 1 Farad cap etc etc etc

Thanks for all the replies. I got it bridged properly now. It sounds much better than it was before with only 80 watts RMS. Thanks again.

RammeR Out........