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    Is A/B enough power for subs?

    Hehe. This one might be.

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    Re: Is A/B enough power for subs?

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    Hehe. This one might be.

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    you really need to stop

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    Re: Is A/B enough power for subs?

    Are you using the amplifier in the kitchen to fry eggs and bacon?



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    Re: Is A/B enough power for subs?

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    Are you using the amplifier in the kitchen to fry eggs and bacon?
    I plug them into those chargers in the pic, then hook up the speaker leads to either side of the skillet.



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    Re: Is A/B enough power for subs?

    I wish i have th $$$ to run those?



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    Re: Is A/B enough power for subs?

    i love class a/b on subs



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    Re: Is A/B enough power for subs?

    Guts.



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    Saying "clipping doesn't kill speakers" is a half-truth at best. Technically no, clipping itself does not hurt the speaker. But in clipping your amp, you can easily create a situation that WILL kill the speaker. Was the squared waveform the DIRECT cause of the failure? No. In the end, the answer is, always has been, and can only be... heat kills speakers. BUT, clipping increases heat generation, sometimes by a drastic amount. So to start a thread simply to state that clipping does not hurt speakers is, again, a half-truth at best.
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