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<blockquote data-quote="jbarnesiii88" data-source="post: 8113614" data-attributes="member: 644487">Hello.I have been using a Dual XPE2700 Series 400w amp and 2x12&quot;s SVC (bought as a set).I recently acquired (1) @ 10&quot; Memphis MClass 10&quot; sub 4ohm DVC 600w (250-300RMS) and I have properly installed the sub and my own auto-venting system (for cooling purposes). I have had no problems so far. I know a lot about circuitry and electrical, but my fault is loads, and my concern is overheating my amp.I have the 10&quot; sub bridged to my amp (8ohm load on amp). The amp handles (150RMS x 1 Chan @ 4 ohms (bridged)). I have read that bridging a (4ohm 300 RMS DVC sub) at an 8ohm load actually only runs at 150-200 RMS. If this is the case, then I should not have any problems. I need someone to confirm this. If it is not the case, will my amp overheat due to a more powerful sub?Thanks-James B.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jbarnesiii88, post: 8113614, member: 644487"] Hello. I have been using a Dual XPE2700 Series 400w amp and 2x12"s SVC (bought as a set). I recently acquired (1) @ 10" Memphis MClass 10" sub 4ohm DVC 600w (250-300RMS) and I have properly installed the sub and my own auto-venting system (for cooling purposes). I have had no problems so far. I know a lot about circuitry and electrical, but my fault is loads, and my concern is overheating my amp. I have the 10" sub bridged to my amp (8ohm load on amp). The amp handles (150RMS x 1 Chan @ 4 ohms (bridged)). I have read that bridging a (4ohm 300 RMS DVC sub) at an 8ohm load actually only runs at 150-200 RMS. If this is the case, then I should not have any problems. I need someone to confirm this. If it is not the case, will my amp overheat due to a more powerful sub? Thanks -James B. [/QUOTE]

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