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Thread: Polk 6x9 2.7 ohm. To bridge or not to bridge?

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    Question Polk 6x9 2.7 ohm. To bridge or not to bridge?

    HU: Kenwood KMR-440u
    - 22 watts RMS/50 peak x 4 channels
    Speakers: Polk MM691
    - 2.7 ohm, 125 watts RMS/300 peak

    If I run 1 channel directly (series) to 1 speaker, what are my watts to that speaker?
    If I bridge the speaker directly to the radio what will happen?

    My objective: get the most performance without buying an amp and without damaging equipment.

    If none of these ideas will work please give me some outside opinions as to how I should set this up without spending any more money. Or some low cost amps...?

    Also, if I get an amp, do I HAVE to get a full range amp or will any amp work?


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    You cannot bridge radio outputs, they are floating grounds.
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