How do i bridge my Jensen KA 5 car amp & GET THE BEST RESULTS?

This is a five channel amp. You can bridge the 4 channel section and get two channels out of it. But the sub channel is already bridged, but it can handle "ONE" ohm a rarity for most amps especially jensen (especially amps that are "older"), and puts out in the neighborhood of 500-600 watts clean at one ohm.

These are the "ONLY" Jensen amps to mess with. They sound great--work forever and if they fail can be fixed from the factory for about 55 dollars--no matter how much damage is done to them.

If I remember correctly the 4-channel section puts out 50 watts rms at 4ohms and 75 watts rms at 2 ohms. So if you bridged this amp section you could run 3 different sections 2 with "peak" power around 200-300 watts the sub channel at about 600 peak at one ohm.

If anyone reads this as says all jensen amps are **** or boat anchors, wake up and check these out--they sound great and usually can be picked up for next to nothing. This is a five channel amp. You can bridge the 4 channel section and get two channels out of it. But the sub channel is already bridged, but it can handle "ONE" ohm a rarity for most amps especially jensen (especially amps that are "older"), and puts out in the neighborhood of 500-600 watts clean at one ohm. These are the "ONLY" Jensen amps to mess with. They sound great--work forever and if they fail can be fixed from the factory for about 55 dollars--no matter how much damage is done to them. If I remember correctly the 4-channel section puts out 50 watts rms at 4ohms and 75 watts rms at 2 ohms. So if you bridged this amp section you could run 3 different sections 2 with "peak" power around 200-300 watts the sub channel at about 600 peak at one ohm. If anyone reads this as says all jensen amps are **** or boat anchors, wake up and check these out--they sound great and usually can be picked up for next to nothing.