help workin out rms

[Andy]

Going to put the audio back into my car and am going to buy this amp
 
http://www.jlaudio.co.uk/jx360-4-car-audio-jx-amplifiers-99395
 
and this sub
 
http://www.jlaudio.co.uk/10w3v3-4-car-audio-w3v3-subwoofer-drivers-92151
 
going to run my front speakers bridged and also the sub but was wondering what rms the sub will be running at

[rich83]

Tells you on the spec page for the amp.

@ 4 Ω   70 W RMS x 4
@ 2 Ω   90 W RMS x 4
Bridged @ 4Ω   180 W RMS x 2

[Andy]

Tells you on the spec page for the amp.

@ 4 Ω   70 W RMS x 4
@ 2 Ω   90 W RMS x 4
Bridged @ 4Ω   180 W RMS x 2

where it says bridged @ 4 ohmns 180w rms x2  that is where I will be running the sub of that channel bridged so will it be more than 180w as its only a sub and not 2 x speakers

[edd666999]

Tells you on the spec page for the amp.

@ 4 Ω   70 W RMS x 4
@ 2 Ω   90 W RMS x 4
Bridged @ 4Ω   180 W RMS x 2

where it says bridged @ 4 ohmns 180w rms x2  that is where I will be running the sub of that channel bridged so will it be more than 180w as its only a sub and not 2 x speakers

you have 4 channels. bridging 2 of those channels for a sub at 4ohm will give you 180wrms. the other 2...your going to run your front components off.

[Andy]

Cheers fellas thought thats what it was but just wanted to make sure