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This article is from the Car Audio FAQ, by Ian D. Bjorhovde (ianbjor@mobileaudio.com) with numerous contributions by others.

3.5.2 Why shouldn't I bridge my amp?

There are several reasons: you might need those extra channels; your
amp might not be stable into the load your speakers present if the amp
is bridged; you might be a hyper-perfectionist that can't stand the
thought of an small increase in distortion; or perhaps you just don't
need more power. Car audio power is relatively cheap, and if you are
not trying to make a mega-gonzo system, you may not need to double your
power.

 

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