Re: (non-roc) Coustic amplifiers

["Chris DeLong" <green536@hotmail.com>]

>The first guy is right.  It is possible that the amp is not bridgeable.

It has a switch on it for bridging so it would lead mee to think that it is 
bridgeable.


  If
>it's some of their low-end stuff it is possible that the black wires
>represent the negative wires for each respective speaker while the yellow 
>and
>blue(or whatever they are) are the positives.

This was my thought too but, I dont know which wires are the ones to connect 
for bridging


My guess is that the only way
>to bridge this (which might create a meltdown if this is wrong) would be to
>hook the black(match for the blue or yellow) to that of the opposite wire.
>Not for nothing but if it is indeed a kicker solobaric,  it might not sound
>too great unless you have a good high-power amp.

This amp is rated at 250 watts RMS. It should be enough to power the woofer.

I had previously been running a Harmon Kardon amp which was significantly 
smaller than the Coustic amp.

I checked out their website and it has nothing for their older stuff. Kinda 
dissapointing IMHO. When I had to hook up my Audio Control 4XS their 
weebsite had everything I needed to know.

Thanks for the replies though



Chris DeLong
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