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my buddy has an old school fosgate 300x amplifier. It is a 2 channel and I was wondering if it is bridgable. If anyone has any info at all on this, please let me know. Also, how many watts rms is it in bridged mode if possible? thanks!!!!

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37.5 watts RMS x 4 at 4 ohms

75 watts RMS x 4 at 2 ohms

150 watts RMS x 2 at 4 ohms in bridged mode

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It won't do much bridged, I have a 551x 2 channels on some pioneer 3 ways in the door and 1 bridged to a 12" bazooka tube. It did not power the tube well. I bridged it and ran the 6.5" pioneers and they sound great. 300x is a small amp I believe it's a punch black-grey unit. Says punch in red. best for mids or highs.

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does anyone know which positive and negative to use for bridged? is it left positive and right negative or right positive and left negative? Please help!! I am trying to make sure I don't hurt my buddies equipment when setting it up.

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does anyone know which positive and negative to use for bridged? is it left positive and right negative or right positive and left negative? Please help!! I am trying to make sure I don't hurt my buddies equipment when setting it up.

Loud as f*ck, and sounds good doing it.

Team built from here on out!!!!

BIG things to come.........

Missing link is the shite!!!

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