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<blockquote data-quote="cotjones" data-source="post: 2705107" data-attributes="member: 573988"><p>also something i forgot to mention is that compression occurs everywhere in an electrical system the hotter an amp gets from high strain... the more resistant it is to the input signal and voltage... in theory a amp heating up is similar to turning the gain down thus decreasing the possible output of the amp... not to mention that the larger sub will try to draw more power from the amp when the system peaks because a speaker resists change in the current traveling through it this puts a strain on the small amp that it was not designed to handle makeing it over heat quickly and give horrible clipping</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cotjones, post: 2705107, member: 573988"] also something i forgot to mention is that compression occurs everywhere in an electrical system the hotter an amp gets from high strain... the more resistant it is to the input signal and voltage... in theory a amp heating up is similar to turning the gain down thus decreasing the possible output of the amp... not to mention that the larger sub will try to draw more power from the amp when the system peaks because a speaker resists change in the current traveling through it this puts a strain on the small amp that it was not designed to handle makeing it over heat quickly and give horrible clipping [/QUOTE]
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