I have an MTX 4250 (I'm changing this to a 6000..Not enough!). Anyways, I was wondering how I get it bridged (It's a mono amp! WTF!) and have a 2 ohm load with 2 10" SVC subs (40hms each, wired in parallel..right?).

The reason I mention bridged, is because Sounddomain.com says it puts out 350 watts RMS @ 2 ohms BRIDGED. I also thought it was odd how a mono amp has two speaker outputs.

Anyways, a wiring diagram would be nice. Merci beacoup.

 

Those aren't two channels. That's one channel, the positives are connected together and so are the negatives. It just helps make it easier to wire stuff. All you need to do it wire the positive on each sub to the positives on the amp and the negatives on each sub to the negatives on the amp.

A mono amp never has more than 1 channel but it may have more than one set of terminals for that channel. Bridging is a function of a multi channel amp.

 

Okie dokie. That's what I assumed, but there wasn't any definite info in the install guide.

So basically now I have a 2 ohm load on the amp with the 2 4 ohm SVC Subs? Shweet