Bridged M100
Bridged M100
Does anyone know what type of power the M100 pushes out at 2 ohm Bridged. Thinking about purchasing a JL W6 and was wondering if it will push it?
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get two w6's and run it 2-ohm stereo... if you do not know where to get another w6...let me know i have one for sale. - 200+ship... may actually have three w6's for sale in short bit once i get the RSDC's put in and if i like them... not trying to jack thread or nuttin' but really should look at two W6's and run @ 2-ohm stereo.. I did for a short bit with my M100 with two W6's and whoollllyyy shiiiit! .. hard to tell diff between the M100 and MS2125 I had out for service for the day I ran the M100
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and I am like so anxious to get mine in.. they've been sitting in the computrer room now for a week and yet to be installed and tried out! arrrrgh.. just no time.. sucks.. but something tells me I am going to like these bad boys.... even coming from W6'sAVICJR wrote:It should be about the same power between the M100 and MS2125 anyways.mhyde71 wrote:hard to tell diff between the M100 and MS2125 I had out for service for the day I ran the M100
Just curious bruther but why not try an RSDC sub? Probably cheaper than the W6.
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Just my $0.02....
I ran an M44 at 2 Ohm stereo off the front channels and 2 Ohm Bridged (actually closer to 1.8 Ohm bridged - Cerwin's had an odd impedance) off the rears day-in-and-day-out for almost a year with no negative side effects. Then switched to running the subs bridged off an M50 for about 6 months...again, no problems.
With that said, I always fanned the amps and always monitored their temperature very closely. Also, the M100 will not only get hot, it'll be very power-hungry. Make sure you're providing it with adequate power.
Overall though, I have to agree with the previous posters: 2 Ohm stereo would probably be the way to go; The M series will take on a 2 Ohm stereo load very happily.
I ran an M44 at 2 Ohm stereo off the front channels and 2 Ohm Bridged (actually closer to 1.8 Ohm bridged - Cerwin's had an odd impedance) off the rears day-in-and-day-out for almost a year with no negative side effects. Then switched to running the subs bridged off an M50 for about 6 months...again, no problems.
With that said, I always fanned the amps and always monitored their temperature very closely. Also, the M100 will not only get hot, it'll be very power-hungry. Make sure you're providing it with adequate power.
Overall though, I have to agree with the previous posters: 2 Ohm stereo would probably be the way to go; The M series will take on a 2 Ohm stereo load very happily.
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Since no one actually answered,
the M100 makes about 520rms in a bridge 2 ohm load, it is not a problem to use the amp in this manner and will not damage it in any way , however it is advisable to runn fans on the amp.
It has a limiting power supply and was more built for 4 ohm bridge modes. But guys have been known to do 2 ohm loads on it.
Will it power ur woofer, I am sure it will be more then enough power.
the M100 makes about 520rms in a bridge 2 ohm load, it is not a problem to use the amp in this manner and will not damage it in any way , however it is advisable to runn fans on the amp.
It has a limiting power supply and was more built for 4 ohm bridge modes. But guys have been known to do 2 ohm loads on it.
Will it power ur woofer, I am sure it will be more then enough power.
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Re: Bridged M100
Has anyone ever tried running 3 4ohm svc subs= 1.34 ohm on a m100 ?
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Re: Bridged M100
this is how you want to destroy a very good amp......just don't even think about it....Starunit10 wrote:Has anyone ever tried running 3 4ohm svc subs= 1.34 ohm on a m100 ?
2 ohms mono you can try, but you will need fan cooling........
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Re: Bridged M100
power of my M100 after a bench test (after recapping and setting bias back right)bruther wrote:Does anyone know what type of power the M100 pushes out at 2 ohm Bridged. Thinking about purchasing a JL W6 and was wondering if it will push it?
Thanks
2 x 173 W rms at 4 ohms,
1 x 475 W rms at 4 ohms.
1 x 600 W rms at 2 ohms.
So it will be fine for one single W6 sub (about 600Wrms on 2x 4 ohms). that will give a good result.....
i would not hesitate to do that.....
Re: Bridged M100
Four years later I'd probably guess that he's tried it by now... 

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Re: Bridged M100
Thanks, that's what i was thinking, just wanted to check. 2ohm with fans it is !
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