Components continuous power handling

[916Kev 10+ year member]

So here are my current components: http://mobile.jlaudio.com/products_components.php?comp_id=441

They're rated for 75RMS which is what I'm currently feeding them. I want to ditch my rears and bridge my amp. Is that a safe idea? I'm essentially doubling the RMS they're currently receiving. I know some of you guys are feeding a lot more power than what's recommend for your comps but I just want some feedback. Thanks.

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[tcguy85 10+ year member]

do it, just be careful. hear any unusual sounds then back it off.

 

[916Kev 10+ year member]

Thanks tcguy. Anyone else?

 

[Macklessdaddy 10+ year member]

do it,just be careful.hear any unusual sounds then back it off.

 

[916Kev 10+ year member]

Thanks tcguy. Anyone else?

 

[SSS 18734 5,000+ posts]

do it, just be careful. hear any unusual sounds then back it off.

 

[916Kev 10+ year member]

i hate u guys

 

[Saint211 10+ year member]

do it, just be careful. hear any unusual sounds then back it off.

 

[x2o 10+ year member]

do it, just be careful. hear any unusual sounds then back it off.

 

[x2o 10+ year member]

But no, seriously, just bridge it and slowly go up with the gain while playing them, if you arrive your target destination wattage-wise without hearing anything, then your golden.

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[Macklessdaddy 10+ year member]

But no, seriously, just bridge it and slowly go up with the gain while playing them, if you arrive your target destination wattage-wise without hearing anything, then your golden.
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you had to fucc up the game,didn't you

 

[x2o 10+ year member]

you had to fucc up the game,didn't you

Lmao, I felt too much like a douche just posting that. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/crazy.gif.c13912c32de98515d3142759a824dae7.gif

 

[benchambers80]

do it, just be careful. hear any unusual sounds then back it off.

 

[GearGuy2001 10+ year member]

do it, just be careful. hear any unusual sounds then back it off.

set your gains