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Modvlar
03-08-2006, 11:33 AM
Hi,

Just wondering... Is anyone using (or has anyone tried) bridged amps with their monitor 10s? Any stressing out with impedance?

I hopefully have a pair of hafler 9180's heading my way with the hope of using them as monoblocks. (now I'm thinking I should have just picked up a bigger amp)... Probably will be just fine, but after reading about how bridging cuts impedance in half... got a bit nervous.

Funny thing, as with an earlier thread that I had started, I just recently saw that hafler (and fosgate) studio monitors build light bulbs right into their crossovers for protection. I've gotta try it. Probably in the 150w range.

Curious.

I-SIG
03-08-2006, 08:11 PM
There are others around with better knowledge than me, however I can't recall anyone mentioning any impedenace issues with the Monitor 10's. I'd say unless someone comes up witha major red flag, do it to it! :D

Wes

F1nut
03-09-2006, 01:20 AM
If the impedence of your speakers is less than 8 ohms, I wouldn't advise it.

RuSsMaN
03-09-2006, 01:48 AM
I ran a pair of Rotel RB-960BX bridged mono on Monitor 7a's for a while, with outstanding results. You don't have much to worry about with 10's as far as impedance dips, rock on.

Modvlar
03-09-2006, 04:11 PM
Thanks. Will give it a go.

Probably the amps will just become extra hot space heaters. I'm going to be frying once summer comes.

Hoping I get the amps soon... Wishing people closer around my area would ask fair prices for gear.