Hi Bob,
at 05-July-95, Bob Stephenson wrote to All about: Bridged vs Parallel mono
[...]
 BS> Now for the part I don't understand - what exactly is the
 BS> difference between parallel and bridged mono? What would a
 BS> standard application of parallel mono be?
It's quite simple: 
    PARALLEL MONO means that you only have to use one input that feeds
  both amplifier-sides which you connect to different cabinets (you
  don't need the Y-adapter any longer).
    BRIDGED means that the stereo-amp works like a powerfull mono-amp
  with both sides' hot-pins to use _only_ (check manual...).
A typical application for PARALLEL MONO is two stacks each side with
one amp driving the bass-bins, another one the two mids and a third
one the high frequency-drivers.
The amps in parallel mode are connected to the x-over with one cable
each.
 'til nexttime
       Chris Horn       º  FidoNet   2:241/505.4
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