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To bridge or run conventionally

Hi guys. Total audio nube here. So I put a amp and speakers in my Harley motorcycle.
The speakers are db drive wdx6moto witch are 300w speakers with the power handling of 150w per and 4 ohm. I have 2. My amp is a massive blx44. 4 ch 2x480 max . The manual don' give much info. But if I run bridged it would put out 480w and if I don' bridge it would be 120w per speaker. I have some say to bridge it and some say not to.
Trying to surch how to set everything up is mind boggling lol. I' very lost. I just don' want to blow something.any help or advise would be very much appreciated. 
mnhunt
mnhunt OP
2 posts
 
Amp http://www.massiveaudio.com/products/blx44-m-4-channel-amplifier

http://atlantacustombaggers.com/product/db-drive-wdx6moto-6-5-2-way-loudspeakers-350-watts/

Link to the amp and the speakers if this helps any

erik_squires
16,057 posts
 
If you bridge, you turn 2 channels into 1. 

So, you need 4 amp channels to produce 2 speakers worth of output.

Best,

E
elevick
2,636 posts
 
If you don't bridge it, you wasting 2 channels.  However, many times bridging an amp will increase distortion levels.  You can very easily try both ways.  You should get a lot more volume bridged.  (just make sure you disconnect the power before bridging).
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