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<blockquote data-quote="hispls" data-source="post: 8596986" data-attributes="member: 614752"><p>Or one could make the case that people who KNOW they have too much power on tap are less likely to try to push things to the max. Again, this isn't conjecture, do the math. A square wave is only @ 40% more power than a sine wave with the same peak to peak amplitude so even clipped to a square wave (how many amps will go this far? Who won't actually hear a full square wave as sounding awful?) your 1500W amp pushing a square wave is generating the same heat in the coils as a 2200W amp with "clean" power.</p><p></p><p>"Some guys on faceberg" doesn't change the accepted laws and formulas of electricity.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hispls, post: 8596986, member: 614752"] Or one could make the case that people who KNOW they have too much power on tap are less likely to try to push things to the max. Again, this isn't conjecture, do the math. A square wave is only @ 40% more power than a sine wave with the same peak to peak amplitude so even clipped to a square wave (how many amps will go this far? Who won't actually hear a full square wave as sounding awful?) your 1500W amp pushing a square wave is generating the same heat in the coils as a 2200W amp with "clean" power. "Some guys on faceberg" doesn't change the accepted laws and formulas of electricity. [/QUOTE]
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