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<blockquote data-quote="youdoofus" data-source="post: 8574225" data-attributes="member: 664079"><p>this statement is the one i agree with the most. Its very difficult to overpower a speaker that isnt already damaged at all and has the correct frequencies put to it. Backing the gain off a more powerful, yet quality amplifier is a good option as it yields headroom. That being said, getting an amp thatll do more than 100x4 at 4 ohms per channel means that youd be getting into a pretty serious amp as most quality full range amps are class A/B which has a larger footprint per watt than class d.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="youdoofus, post: 8574225, member: 664079"] this statement is the one i agree with the most. Its very difficult to overpower a speaker that isnt already damaged at all and has the correct frequencies put to it. Backing the gain off a more powerful, yet quality amplifier is a good option as it yields headroom. That being said, getting an amp thatll do more than 100x4 at 4 ohms per channel means that youd be getting into a pretty serious amp as most quality full range amps are class A/B which has a larger footprint per watt than class d. [/QUOTE]
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