Can a DVC sub use both channels of a 2 channel amp?

Question:
I have a Pioneer Premier 3002spl and an alpine 3543 amp. the amp is 100w x 2 but is not bridgeable. Is it possible and if so how to use 1 channel for each voice coil on the sub. therefore pushing 200w to the sub.
second question is could i use two different size amps and bridge them together to power the same subwoofers? If so what wires would i connect to what sub for max power?

Answers:

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It's never a good idea to put two amps on a DVC as the difference in component values of each amp (even if identical) can cause the coils to heat unevenly and cause them to warp.

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Second question:

How do i 'bridge' 2 channels to make 1?

No, you can't. The amps will fight each other and smoke. The output of an amp is AC and is another reason why it can't be done.

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It's never a good idea to use a 2-channel amp on a DVC as the difference in component values of each side of the amp can cause the coils to heat unevenly and cause them to warp.

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