Think i know the answer to this question, but i'm askin just to make sure. I've got a Jensen 4X100w amp that i'm gonna use to power 2 10" subs in my grand cherokee. In order to bridge the amp to 2 channels, i would take:

The positive from channel A to sub 1, then back to the negative from channel B

then

The positive from channel C to sub2, then back to the negative from channel D

Is this right? I'm pretty sure this is the same way i bridged my last 2 channel amp, but not positive. Any help would be nice.

-Adam

 

Thats a correct bridge diagram however Jensen is notorious for non-bridgable amps. Just be sure you've got one that will accept the bridge otherwise you could fry the subs with a mixed signal. easiest way is with a meter on the speaker cable and run the amp to check the watt output before hooking up to the subs.