I found the Answer - Bridging lowers the Impedance by half (BD-Design)
After a bit of googling, I found my answer the Bridging of an amplifier cuts the impedance in half. So in this case the 4ohm load is 525 Watts. When you bridge the amplifier the Ohm load is seen as 4 ohms. So, 2 X 525 watts = 1050 Watts.
https://www.researchgate.net/post/Why_do_bridged_amplifier_outputs_see_half_the_load_im...
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- Can Someone explain the Math on this to me ? - Kevin, 2018-08-14, 01:19
- Crown 1502 DigitCan Someone explain the Math on this to me ? - Bert, 2018-08-14, 12:09
- Crown 1502 DigitCan Someone explain the Math on this to me ? - Kevin, 2018-08-14, 13:20
- I found the Answer - Bridging lowers the Impedance by half - Kevin, 2018-08-14, 17:29
- I found the Answer - Bridging lowers the Impedance by half - Bert, 2018-08-14, 17:33
- I found the Answer - Bridging lowers the Impedance by half - Kevin, 2018-08-14, 17:37
- I found the Answer - Bridging lowers the Impedance by half - Bert, 2018-08-14, 17:33
- Crown 1502 DigitCan Someone explain the Math on this to me ? - Bert, 2018-08-14, 12:09