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would i be able to brigde two amps?

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i am getting anopther amp, and was just wondering if i was planning on running both of them could i just take a power cable and remote from the amp that is already wierd up, or will i have to run new wires?

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if you use connector blocks (1 in, 2 out) for both +ve and ground then just connect remote from amp1 to amp2 with some wire it should work fine :)

if you use connector blocks (1 in, 2 out) for both +ve and ground then just connect remote from amp1 to amp2 with some wire it should work fine :)

I don't follow..? And also don't think it will work...

if your power cable is meaty enough and is correctly fused, then yes, but if its a wimpy 300 watt max wiring kit, then no, it'll burn the cable out.

best method is to either run a fresh cable, or use a heavy gauge power lead from the battery, to a fused distribution block near to where the amps will be

if you use connector blocks (1 in, 2 out) for both +ve and ground then just connect remote from amp1 to amp2 with some wire it should work fine :)

I don't follow..? And also don't think it will work...

does this pic help:

Multi-Amp.jpg

Also, as "G40Jon" correctly identified, the cables all need to be rated higher than the maximum output of bot amps and fused correctly to avoid burning out the cable and damaging your I.C.E etc.

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