2 Stereo amps to be used in Mono...hookup?

@georgehifi 



Well I guess that opens things up to weather the sound would improve?

Would it not have any benefit as far as better seperation...i.e. Imaging..Soundstage?  Seems to be like the jury is not quite out on one amp or to Mono....

No all you gain is more wattage.

" all you gain is watts, distortion goes up, damping factor is reduced, stability into low impedance’s is reduced, and current ability is reduced. "Basically" you turn a good amp into a high wattage fair amp."

Cheers George

As per manual..."Identical Signals"...
Would mean....preamp left out split to left/right input of amp.

Same for right channel....

"Same for right channel..."
Exactly. The right channel from the preamp hooks up the same way to the other amp.

I would add if using those amplifiers 'bridged to mono' is confusing... You should not do it. I agree with others writing you gain nothing and risk a lot.        
Most amplifiers stable into 4 ohm as a stereo amplifier are NOT suitable for use with 4 ohm speakers when 'bridged'. Period.I have no idea if the op speakers are actually 4 ohm? Does the op know???