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<blockquote data-quote="Kickerkitty" data-source="post: 1843623" data-attributes="member: 565947">Yea man, I have been using them for a few years at 2 ohm mono loads, probably 80% @ 2ohms mono. Get a bit warm but handle it perfectly, some 720&#039;s do seem to like it more than others, but that&#039;s the nature of a Class A/B beast.Of course, A/B amps are also very CLEAN, unlike today&#039;s Class D&#039;s which MURDER sound quality.Actually the only reason I own an X320 now is because my Bostons couldn&#039;t handle the output. The cones wern&#039;t even visible it was moving them so hard... The overall noise level was incredible, but just too much power. They seem to really love the X320. I have to say, using the same amps for high and lows leaves the music seamless. In case you find it useful here&#039;s what I have setup right now.DEH-P880PRSPRS-X720&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; (2 ohms)PRS-X320&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; (3 ohms)BX-10Boston Pro60&#039;s2x12&quot; CVR, 30hz 2.4 cubic feet ea.Deadening</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kickerkitty, post: 1843623, member: 565947"] Yea man, I have been using them for a few years at 2 ohm mono loads, probably 80% @ 2ohms mono. Get a bit warm but handle it perfectly, some 720's do seem to like it more than others, but that's the nature of a Class A/B beast. Of course, A/B amps are also very CLEAN, unlike today's Class D's which MURDER sound quality. Actually the only reason I own an X320 now is because my Bostons couldn't handle the output. The cones wern't even visible it was moving them so hard... The overall noise level was incredible, but just too much power. They seem to really love the X320. I have to say, using the same amps for high and lows leaves the music seamless. In case you find it useful here's what I have setup right now. DEH-P880PRS PRS-X720 (2 ohms) PRS-X320 (3 ohms) BX-10 Boston Pro60's 2x12" CVR, 30hz 2.4 cubic feet ea. Deadening [/QUOTE]

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