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<blockquote data-quote="ieatdrt" data-source="post: 958416" data-attributes="member: 558481"><p>I didn't smell anything, or hear anything other than the tone change when it clipped. And no magic smoke. I did get that static sound after so I knew that the left channel was shot. Thanx for the info I'm going to set the amps up with the MM and set the to the speakers recommeded RMS 100W for the CX54's and 150 for the ID8V3's. There's being powered by an SX500.2 and KX400.1 respectively. Birthsheet 530 and 460. So i know I won't be over driving the amps either. Thankx</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ieatdrt, post: 958416, member: 558481"] I didn't smell anything, or hear anything other than the tone change when it clipped. And no magic smoke. I did get that static sound after so I knew that the left channel was shot. Thanx for the info I'm going to set the amps up with the MM and set the to the speakers recommeded RMS 100W for the CX54's and 150 for the ID8V3's. There's being powered by an SX500.2 and KX400.1 respectively. Birthsheet 530 and 460. So i know I won't be over driving the amps either. Thankx [/QUOTE]
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