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<blockquote data-quote="noob with an RS" data-source="post: 964093" data-attributes="member: 558925"><p>ohh ok so youre referring to the crossover modules of the component speakers. mine doesnt have a fuse (i have infinity components) but i bet thats some sort of indicator. i think when theres a certain amount of power going to the components that light will blink. if it really is a fuse (which ive never heard of myself being in crossovers) than i dont think youll have to worry about them blowing becuz that fuse will blow when a certain power amount is reached and you will be able to replace the fuse and know not to go over the limit. when u reach the volumes of &quot;clipping&quot; does the sound start to distort or sound weird at all??&nbsp; if not, then i really think you have nothing to worry about at all. its just a light if thats all that youre worried about and my guess would be that the alpine has higher pre-out voltages than your kenwood does which is why the light doesnt seem to blink as much as when the alpine is hooked up.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="noob with an RS, post: 964093, member: 558925"] ohh ok so youre referring to the crossover modules of the component speakers. mine doesnt have a fuse (i have infinity components) but i bet thats some sort of indicator. i think when theres a certain amount of power going to the components that light will blink. if it really is a fuse (which ive never heard of myself being in crossovers) than i dont think youll have to worry about them blowing becuz that fuse will blow when a certain power amount is reached and you will be able to replace the fuse and know not to go over the limit. when u reach the volumes of "clipping" does the sound start to distort or sound weird at all?? if not, then i really think you have nothing to worry about at all. its just a light if thats all that youre worried about and my guess would be that the alpine has higher pre-out voltages than your kenwood does which is why the light doesnt seem to blink as much as when the alpine is hooked up. [/QUOTE]

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