I have a cheap Soundstorm F4.400 amp (4 channel, non bridgeable, 2 ohm capable).
I want to use it to drive two small drivers in stereo on channels 1 and 2, and to use channels 3 and 4 to power one small 4 ohm subwoofer. I realize that bridging is not going to work like on most higher end amplifiers. What if I combine the positive signal on the left and right and feed them to the sub, therefore giving each channel a 2 ohm load (which the amplifier is capable of doing apparently)? Would the amp survive that and give me mono, while keeping stereo on the other two channels?
Regards,
Alex
I want to use it to drive two small drivers in stereo on channels 1 and 2, and to use channels 3 and 4 to power one small 4 ohm subwoofer. I realize that bridging is not going to work like on most higher end amplifiers. What if I combine the positive signal on the left and right and feed them to the sub, therefore giving each channel a 2 ohm load (which the amplifier is capable of doing apparently)? Would the amp survive that and give me mono, while keeping stereo on the other two channels?
Regards,
Alex