Why is the impedence allowance differenet for stereo and bridging loads?

MattM

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I've got a 2 channel amp. It says the suitable impednece for stereo is 2-8 ohms, and the suitable impedence for a the amp (as a bridged amplifier) is only 4-8ohms. I know that when you double the ohms it cuts the power by half, but I don't understand why it would not allow two 4 ohm subs to be bridged, sense it would allow one 2 ohm sub to be connected. Someone please explain this to me. Thank you
 
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