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Thanks for the answer. And yah Its for a car.

So i am planning to use my 4 channel ( also usable as a 3 channel ) to power a subwoofer on bridged to channel 1 and 2 and another two speaker on the last two channels. But then i am left with 2 more speakers to be connected. Can i connect that 2 to the stereo headunit while the amp is connected...

Thanks for the Answer Mate

I will be using a pioneer 400 watt rms 4ohm single coil with a 120 watt amp on bridged. So my question is what is speaker rubbing and will the config above cause it to happen?

It is a Pioneer champion series TS-W309S4 and it is a single coil 12 inch sub. And if it was a dual coil would i be able to bridge one coil on channel 1 and 2 and another coil on channel 3 and 4? ( just asking )

I have a sony xm GTX6040 which has a output of 60-70 watts rms (4-2ohms) per channel and a pioneer subwoofer which has a rms rating of 400 watts at 4ohms. I am planning to bridge the sub on channel 1 and 2 to get 140 watts from the amp. Would there be any problem that i might face with that...

Thanks for the answer mate :)

I have a sony XM-GTX6040 and i want to use a sub on bridged mode. But is my 4 ohms speaker compatible? The manual says speaker impedence is 4ohms to 8ohms on bridged. But i am confused whether they are talking about the speaker or how much the amplifier can handle. TIA