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<blockquote data-quote="livinlegend" data-source="post: 3682628" data-attributes="member: 573185">no you are missing the point. your speakers will not be warrantied unless you lied and stated that you fed less power than you did, which you did lie (or they wouldnt be warrantied) i sent rainbow this thread where you admit to feeding the comps 400WRMS. the only way they will warranty you is out of the kindness of their hearts because this qualifies as abuse... hardcore abuse. honestly i am not a &quot;snitch&quot; usually but since you&#039;re claiming to have disclosed the fact that you fed 400WRMS and calling ME the liar, we will see how this turns out. we are going to see who in their right minds would warranty your stuff after seeing how you abused it. you can&#039;t just feed ridiculous amounts of power and send it in when it breaks, how does that not make sense to you? you might as well have plugged them into the wall outlet, you would get it done a lot faster.what i am trying to tel you is it doesn&#039;t matter what i think, i&#039;m telling you what any reputable company would think when they find out you fed over 2.5x+ the maximum power to their speakerpop. pop. pop. remember hearing that noise?you ruin the warranty process for honest people.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="livinlegend, post: 3682628, member: 573185"] no you are missing the point. your speakers will not be warrantied unless you lied and stated that you fed less power than you did, which you did lie (or they wouldnt be warrantied) i sent rainbow this thread where you admit to feeding the comps 400WRMS. the only way they will warranty you is out of the kindness of their hearts because this qualifies as abuse... hardcore abuse. honestly i am not a "snitch" usually but since you're claiming to have disclosed the fact that you fed 400WRMS and calling ME the liar, we will see how this turns out. we are going to see who in their right minds would warranty your stuff after seeing how you abused it. you can't just feed ridiculous amounts of power and send it in when it breaks, how does that not make sense to you? you might as well have plugged them into the wall outlet, you would get it done a lot faster. what i am trying to tel you is it doesn't matter what i think, i'm telling you what any reputable company would think when they find out you fed over 2.5x+ the maximum power to their speaker pop. pop. pop. remember hearing that noise? you ruin the warranty process for honest people. [/QUOTE]

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