On my inuke 6000 I use a single input to drive both channels
There's a setting where you only use the left input but it outputs the same to both left and right.
I think that's what you're after.
This is the setting that I use on both my iNuke 6000DSP amps, so I don't need loads of splitters. It isn't a bridged mode, the 6000 can't do this as it's already effectively two bridged 3000s.
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I use channel A to drive my Fi Q15 sub and channel B to drive a smaller 'fill in' sub behind me (hence the 10mS delay and the limiter), then duplicated in the second iNuke for the other pair of Q15 & IW28S subs.
Does it allow you to select bridged mode though?
The reason I ask is I will be feeding it a stereo signal but may only be running 1 sub, so need to combine the signal to mono.
That is not bridging. If you want to sum a stereo signal to mono then you need to do that upstream of the inuke. A circuit to do that is in Why Not Wye?Does it allow you to select bridged mode though?
The reason I ask is I will be feeding it a stereo signal but may only be running 1 sub, so need to combine the signal to mono.
That is not bridging. If you want to sum a stereo signal to mono then you need to do that upstream of the inuke. A circuit to do that is in Why Not Wye?
Ah ok yes that looks like what you want. That is quite confusing terminology mind you as you have a bridge dsp mode, which really means a mono mixdown, and bridging the amplifier. Two completely different things.Thanks for the replies and sorry for all the questions. It was just what I took from the inuke manual that said it combines a stereo input to mono during bridged mode. It sounds like this is specifically meant for say a Dj running a single sub off his stereo input. This must only apply to the nu3000, but I was hoping it applied to the 6000, even though it can't actually be bridged.
Cheers
Matt
Ah ok yes that looks like what you want. That is quite confusing terminology mind you as you have a bridge dsp mode, which really means a mono mixdown, and bridging the amplifier. Two completely different things.