Running Benchmark AHB2 in bridged mode and 4 Ohm Speaker

@hifidream I will try one amp first and two later. Thanks , I prefer neutral components too. Will report back for sure.

I have a pair of AHB2s. My speakers are 6 ohm nominal and not sure where they dip to (Tempo Electric EP-1).

However going form one amp to two, was relatively dramatic in my opinion, and I would recommend it. If you don't love it, send one back. 

I didn't do it for the watts, as my speakers are 91 db sensitive and were designed with lowish power tubes in mind. I also listen very much in the near field, so again, not really looking for more watts. I was looking for the benefit of one amp not having to share a power supply, and more ease tot he sound. What I got was more realistic sound, larger sound, and an overall increase in sound quality 

No answer to the above claim.
All I can say to that is "if correct", that Benchmark should never have released this amp in stereo form, they should be all bridged, as the Stereo version is in some way hobbled and should not be purchased.

And there is no parameter that’s improved with bridging with this amp, except for and increase in wattage, and as Roger Mojeski said "it’s just a sale gimmick to sell more amps".

Cheers George

Lordcloud is not making a claim (an assertion without evidence). He is sharing the experience of using the AHB2 in Mono mode. 

George, let's suggest someone bought two parasound bridgeable amps, and they said they sound better in Mono mode than biamping.  Would you suggest that Parasound bridgeable amps are a sales gimmick to sell more amps, and Parasound, "should never have released this amp in stereo form, they should be all bridged, as the Stereo version is in some way hobbled and should not be purchased." 

I'm checking for consistency.  Imo you are making claims far beyond that of biamping versus bridged operation, suggesting that the AHB2 has been poorly designed or intentionally hindered to sell more units. To date I don't think you have provided one shred of evidence to support such claims. Frankly, I think you are walking on very thin ice with such claims against Benchmark.   :)