ah, no problem finding clarion info... here it is:

[ul][*]Amplifier Type: Multi-Channel[*]RMS Power @ 4 Ohms: 50W x 4 @ 14.4V[*]THD at 4-Ohm RMS Power: 0.1 %[*]Bridged RMS Power @ 4 Ohms: 200W x 2 (maximum)[*]Speaker Level Inputs: yes[*]Preamp Outputs: no[*]Built-In Crossovers: HP/LP[*]Bass Boost: 0, 6, 12 dB[*]Frequency Response: 20-20,000 Hz[*]Signal to Noise Ratio: n/a[*]Fuse Rating: 2 x 25 amps Features[*]Built-In Variable Low-Pass and High-Pass Crossovers[*]50-250 Hz Crossover Frequency[*]Crossover Frequency Multiplier[*]Line or Speaker Level Inputs[*]2 Ohms Stereo / 4 Ohms Mono Stable[*]Gold-Plated Input and Output Terminals[*]Bass Extender 0, 6, or 12 dB Boost Control [/ul]so to answer your question. it is a normal 4 channel. you can bidge channels 1 and to aswell as 3 and 4.
positive from 1 neg from 2 pos from 3 neg from 4...

 

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well, now I am at home snot head... hit me up on my email and I will get back to ya.
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well, its not a matter of advantages/disadvantages... he wanted to know if he could and how to. the advantages of briding are more power and increased ohm load flexibility. making the install a little more easy. maybe he is looking for more power.

 

well... I will look for you around 3 or 4 your time... (8 or 9 my time... :-)