Bridging 6x9s to amp or not?

[jackhjharding]

Hi,
I recently have bought a Kenwood Sub and a Twister 500W Amp. At the moment, I am not bridgin my 6x9s to the amp, but do you think it would improve the sound quality if I did? My 6x9s have peak power of 300W, and the amp 500W, so after bridging, the power on each 6x9 speaker would be 250W.
Would you advise me to bridge my 6x9s to the amp, or leave it as it currently is?
Thanks

 

[JayJayMK1]

Always worth a try mate, bridge them and if they sound better leave it but carefull no to put too much power to them and blow them!

 

[cat171]

forget the 6x9's go with round speakers, they sound better.

 

[sideways danny]

forget the 6x9's go with round speakers, they sound better.

we have a winner. 6x9 = waste of time. all they're good for is bass if you have no space for a sub (and disconnect the mid and tweets)

 

[JayJayMK1]

yea that is a good point they do look abit crappy, i just got the new components from fusion and that with my sub sound brilliant, lots of boom from the sub and crystal clear components!

 

[Dink]

i s you r amp a 4 channel amp?

if so you won't be able to bridge you 6x9's