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Old 04-29-2002, 12:55 PM   #20
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the way it goes up in power in lower ohms is due to less resistance.the less resistance over the surface that it flows over, hte higher the power that can flow over it. when you bridge the amp even if it is bridged at 4 ohms, you are using both channels for one output. like i said it all depends on the amp circuitry.
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