I have a rockford fosgate t1000bd n i was wondering if it would b better if i bridged...

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baseballkid

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...or regular wired 215L7s? Sorry for the bad use of vocab i was restricted to only so many letters. I meant to wire them directly to the +/- one to each side or bridged using + and a - from each side for each sub
 
Aaron is 100 percent right. You cant "bridge" a 1 channel mono amp. The pair of speaker outputs is technically bridged inside already, or paralleled together.

Wire it either way you want.
 
Your could do it either way i have a Rockford t2000bd amp and two subs. If you want 500 watts evenly distributed to both subs plug it in normally on the chanels to each sub. Their technically not called channels but they have two outputs which i find very helpfull. So on these amps it really doesnt matter with 2 subs.
 
I have that amp, and you can't bridge it, or do you mean strapping the amps together?

Then yes, one the first amp, you plug it into the + side,
on the second amp you plug it into the + side also,
then you have to have a third wire connecting the - side on the first amp and - on the second amp.
The minimum load is 2 Ohms, and you have to set the 180 degree phase on the second amp. Don't forget the bd Sync cable, and setting the first amp to Master and second to Slave.

If you mean bridging a single amp, then you can't, connecting the different sides gets you the same output power.
The A and B channels are only meant to make wiring easier, (i.e. two subwoofers.)
You'll get the same output on both sides.
It's a mono amp, meaning 1 channel.
 
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