bridging 5 channel amp

[nismotrinidappa]

if u plan on using a 5 channel amp. is it possible to bridge the subwoofer channel to use two subs while leaving the other channels as is?
or do you have to bridge the whole amp?

[RaLLiArT]

wha amp!!
the 5th channel would be the sub channel, a single channel
depends on what amp u might be able to run 2 subs of the sub channel once u have sufficient power and matching impedence.

[Soundstream_626]

bridging involves 2 channels
u cant bridge a mono channel what u cud do is wire 2 subs to d required impedance

was d model ah d amp ?

[nismotrinidappa]

is the soundstream 5 channel i was looking at..
xta 600.5
600W RMS 5 channel Xstream Series • 45W x 4 channels + 120W x 1 channel power output at 4 ohms • 90W x 4 channels + 240W x 1 channel at 2 ohms • Bass EQ Control • Drive Delay II • Selectable X-Over HPF / Full / LPF

[cinco]

from this it seems you are 2 ohm stable so you can run two 4 ohm speakers off the rear channel but keep in mind you will get 120w to each speaker so you will need pretty low wattage speakers.
you can also run a dual 4 ohm sub.

[Sully]

You can use two dual 2 ohm subs and run that at a 2 ohm load off the sub channel.

[casper]

^^^^yea..dats right....you could use 2 dual 2 subs and wire dem to play at 4ohms each...den dump it on channel 5 tuh give dem da 120rms each @ 2ohms...two soundstream xtreme subs should work fine for this application cuz dey take like 150 rms each....