How do I bridge two different amps together?

2 rockford Fosgate P3's both 4 ohms right now i am only powering one off of 4 gauge wire to a RS500 amp need to be able to run both of them need some help on how to do it

can i bridge two amps, both fosgate, one about 500 watts rms and the other about 250 watts rms, together to run one set of subs? or is that a bad idea?

I have two 1800 watt kenwoods, but both of them blew. I now downgraded my system with a kenwood kac 7202 2 channel amp. I found this in the manual and was wondering if it would work with a 2 2 channel amps? Dual Mono Drive (Function of the KAC-9152D...

my amp is 200 watts at bridged 4 ohms and i want to that can i bridge it with another amp that has a higher power in watts? my amp is bridgeable too . i read it on its manual.

i have two S15L7(4) DVC with 2 RFT10001BD(one for each) i just dont know if i should wire them @ 2 or 4 ohms...what would it be better? or loud? also about the amps since i can hook 2 speakers is it possible to bridge them? http://www.rockfordfosgate...

ok, so a wheatstone bridge is set up as two voltage dividers consisting of two resistors each, with each divider parallel to the other. when the bridge is balanced the voltage between the two center points of the dividers should be zero. so when i connect...

The speakers are 4-ohms per coil (2 ohms) and I have two amps to power them. I would bridge each amp into them and use one amp per speaker but they are only stable at 2 ohms unbridged. So could I hook one left to one voice coil and the other amp's left...

I have two 12 in kicker P1s and two JVC 400 watt GT series amps. I want to bridge each amp to one sub so I can get 400 watts to both subs for a total 800. There both in their own box ...show more