Amp question

I have a kenwood 2 channel 600 watt max amplifier, i was wondering if i get more power pushing my subs, alone one on each channel or if i get more putting them in a series pushing it bridged? thanks

The subs are rockford 10's they are 350 rms i believe and 500 max.. i believe. they were given to me, i know they are 4 ohm, and they run 2 ohm stable, if there are two.. something like that

Parallel the subs and bridge the amp, more power that way...Ice Cold Racing, you'll be frozen at the line....

parallel the subs, bridge the amp, more power that wayIce Cold Racing, you'll be frozen at the line....

It has been said that a Class A/B amp will produce more power when you bridge, but that is not always the case. Most Kenwood amps are not 2ohm Mono stable, so be careful if you bridge the (2) 4ohm subs (you'll be presenting a 2ohm Mono load at the bridge). If you cause the amp to clip, you could cause some damage to it and/or the subs... If you give the model number of the 10's, and the model number of the amp we can help you a little more with the specifics...Squirrel

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