[maxxnitro88]

i dont like the back of my car rattling apart so im getting rid of my amp

its an american pro vs-1222 600 watt bridgable amp.

140 watt rms 2 channel at two ohms.

asking for 60+shipping

thanks for looking:thumb:

 

[maxxnitro88]

bump, its obo ppl. need to replace my clutch!

 

[maxxnitro88]

make me some offers people! someone has to need an amp...

 

[maxxnitro88]

bump ttt

 

[moshn]

its is 140 rms each channel correct ? so if bridge then it will produce 280 rms then correct ? i would like to pick this up but i would like to know this first

 

[Ihockey1]

^ im gonna bump this and get him to answer your question soon
but in the mean time here's a spec sheet on the amp
http://www.americanproaudio.com/vs-12xx.html

 

[maxxnitro88]

RMS OUTPUT: 140W / 2CH @ 2 OHM
100W / 2CH / @ 4 OHM
BRIDGED: 140W / 1CH @ 4 OHM

it doesnt specify a rms for bridged with a 2 ohm speaker...

hopefully this helps.

 

[Fijiblu10]

RMS OUTPUT: 140W / 2CH @ 2 OHM
100W / 2CH / @ 4 OHM
BRIDGED: 140W / 1CH @ 4 OHM

it doesnt specify a rms for bridged with a 2 ohm speaker...

hopefully this helps.

That's total...so it would be 70 per ch @ 2 ohms and 50 per ch @ 4 ohms

If you bridge it with two subs you will most likely burn this amp up. When you bridge it you lower the ohms which makes more power. I would suggest bridging only to be used on 1 sub. But this amp is probably best for interior speakers.

What did you have this connected to?

 

[jwb6658]

RMS OUTPUT: 140W / 2CH @ 2 OHM
100W / 2CH / @ 4 OHM
BRIDGED: 140W / 1CH @ 4 OHM

it doesnt specify a rms for bridged with a 2 ohm speaker...

hopefully this helps.

depending on your configuration, if your speaker is 2 ohm you can bridge to 4 ohm on the amplifier. you answered your own question.