Thread: Can i bridge my bt10250d
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Old 12-24-2012, 10:56 AM
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Default Re: Can i bridge my bt10250d
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Originally Posted by Jade_monkey07 View Post
Im not really looking for control. im looking for more power. Any upsides, or downsides to using low and high inputs at the same time? I know this is acceptable even recommended in the indoor a/v world. Will it adversely affect the amp? Will it pump it up a bit?
Upsides? Not a single one. Downsides? You will void your warranty and destroy the amplifier.
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