bridging a 4chan, 1200w amp

Hey,Im new here but the information your site provides is huge, so i thought i might ask a question on how i can bridge my amp, Any help would be greatly appreciated.Ok, so i have a 1200w max, 4 channel amp, 4x300w, 2ohm stable and it has a bridgeable 4/3/2Channel mode,i also have a 1200w max 300rms 4ohms sub that i want to power with this amp.i had the idea that i could bridge all 4 channels into one and it would provide the necessary power for my sub, is this correct? if not, does anyone have a suggestion to how i can power my sub off this amp? if it will work, can someone help me out and explain how i can bridge my amp?Here's a Picture of the bridgeable Terminals, hopefully it helps.(sorry about the img size)If you need any other information to provide help, just ask plzThanks in advance.

no you can't bridge all four channels to one

ok, what can i bridge then?

You can bridge channels 1 and 2 into a 4 ohm load and you can bridge channels 3 and 4 into another 4 ohm load. Your only option with this amp and 1 sub is to get a Dual voice coil 4 ohm woofer. I know your amp says it is 2 ohm stable but that is the minimum load per channel. That translates to 4 ohm bridged.

so if that was 4ohms bridged, wouldn't i be able to run 1 single coil 4ohm sub on the bridged channel? or am i misunderstanding?

Please learn that MAX #'s mean nothing.    Your amp is capable of 600 watts (give or take 15%)MAX anyways, by the picture of the fuses you only have 60 amps of draw what sub/ subs are you trying to hook to this beast?2009 0-1000 Trunk WR 154.0DB 2009 1001+ Trunk WR

2007 USACI World Champion

2007 World Record

2006 USACI Finals 2nd Place

i'm trying to power a :BN BOSS AUDIO 1200W 12IN SUB WOOFER MAX:1200w RMS:300w OHM:4 says its dual magnet, i'm not too sure what this means.

you can either bridge the first two channels to that sub or the rear channels...not all four That sub is a cheap flea market sub so I'm sure bridging the fronts or rears will be plenty to push that sub

Thanks for the info, yeh i know its a cheap sub, strap for cash after my head unit and being my first audio setup, id figure id start small.

hey its cool...i started small....180 dollar sub, amp, and sealed box package from Circuit City. Two 10s, sealed box, and 150 watt mono amp pushing 75 watts to each sub....sounded good to me and loud enough at the time