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    Default "Bridging" a 2-channel amp?

    I have a 2-channel amp (HK PA 2000) that I want to use to power a center channel speaker (CSi40). Is there a way I can hook it up to take advantage of both channels?

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    You can't bridge it...but...you can use it to bi amp the CSi40.

    Split the signal coming out of the center preamp on your receiver using a y adapter.

    Run each ot the ends to the left and right inputs on your receiver.

    Just set that amp up to run in stereo power, which you probably already have, and run each channel to a terminal on the back of the center...
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