bridging dual channel or get mono amp??
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There will be if you have super subsonic dog hearing. The frequencies that a sub plays at are too low for human ears to differentiate mono from stereo. That is why most of the sub amp out now are mono amps.
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Rep Power: 0 but if you compare prices, the mono amps are pricier than the bridged stereo amps. thats why i ask the question. why not just go with the cheaper stereo amp and bridge it and save some cash??
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Which amps are you looking at dude..?
Class D Mono amps are cheaper than class a/b amps of the same power output..and are also more efficient and easier on your electrical system.. But given the damping abilities of class D amps..there could be some audible differences between using a class a/b and class D amp...
Which amps are you looking at dude..?
Class D Mono amps are cheaper than class a/b amps of the same power output..and are also more efficient and easier on your electrical system.. But given the damping abilities of class D amps..there could be some audible differences between using a class a/b and class D amp...
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