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<blockquote data-quote="iamamp3pimp" data-source="post: 6553552" data-attributes="member: 550386">The reason that i say this is because i ran them below 1 ohm for almost a year now, and they seem to take anything that i put them through.I ran them at .5 strapped for a few months, and minus heat being an issue, they served me well, so i decided against the advise of everyone around me, to run them at a true .35 ohm strapped.now for burps, they will put out MASSIVE power, but on music, the Protect circuit kicks in before any damage occurs.now that may not seem abnormal to some of you, but there are some amps out there that do have a Thermal/overload protect circuit, but after so long, there are quite a few of those amps that have burned up.After gaining a little insight on how this technology works, i do understand why Nick calls these little suckers bulletproof.I am impressed.....even still.&nbsp; I drive them into protect 10 straight times, playing tones full tilt at lower and higher frequencies (at .35 strapped).Unstrapped them and ran them @ .7 per amp and they perform just as flawless as they did after my brutality test.EditThis run was done after i ran them &quot;Into the ground&quot;[MEDIA=youtube]jSFeLdXjieQ[/MEDIA](I&#039;m on the right, Noisy Cricket is on the left)and after all this, they were still cool to the touchthoughts?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="iamamp3pimp, post: 6553552, member: 550386"] The reason that i say this is because i ran them below 1 ohm for almost a year now, and they seem to take anything that i put them through. I ran them at .5 strapped for a few months, and minus heat being an issue, they served me well, so i decided against the advise of everyone around me, to run them at a true .35 ohm strapped. now for burps, they will put out MASSIVE power, but on music, the Protect circuit kicks in before any damage occurs. now that may not seem abnormal to some of you, but there are some amps out there that do have a Thermal/overload protect circuit, but after so long, there are quite a few of those amps that have burned up. After gaining a little insight on how this technology works, i do understand why Nick calls these little suckers bulletproof. I am impressed.....even still. I drive them into protect 10 straight times, playing tones full tilt at lower and higher frequencies (at .35 strapped). Unstrapped them and ran them @ .7 per amp and they perform just as flawless as they did after my brutality test. Edit This run was done after i ran them "Into the ground" [MEDIA=youtube]jSFeLdXjieQ[/MEDIA] (I'm on the right, Noisy Cricket is on the left) and after all this, they were still cool to the touch thoughts? [/QUOTE]

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