I have two old PPI A600 amp, I want to run them bridged. I know that for most amps, to run in bridged mode, it's as simple as running the load across both + terminals, does anyone know if these amps operate in the same manner???? sorry I know it's a stupid question and I should know the answer, but I just want to make sure. TIA, Don

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good find, those PPI was the shit when I was in high school. High quality amps.

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to bridge the channels, use the right channel + and left channel -. they are stable down to 4ohms in that configuration. awesome amps BTW!!

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Be careful, if you're talking about the OLD ppi amps if it doesn't have a diagram on the side or back for bridging then don't do it. It used to be you had to buy an amp with bridging as an option. And that's back when PPI was hot.

I had 2 ppi amps back in the day and neither were bridgeable, but that's when bridging was a new thing.

that one is bridgable...i think everything older than the ART series are without the modual. if you have the manual, it should tell you. also, if you see "mosfet" instead of "bipolar" anywhere its bridgable .

ona side note..im dumb and i meesed up in my previous reply. it should be R- and L+ to bridge. i type too damn fast.

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