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<blockquote data-quote="Bass4Days" data-source="post: 8256870" data-attributes="member: 638643"><p>Well to start off I want you to understand a diff between peak and rms. Boss amps say 2000 watts. In reality Your only gonna get about maybe 600 rms if that and its gonna be dirty and that is that fast track to blowing your woofer. <a href="http:////forums/usertag.php?do=list&amp;action=hash&amp;hash=2" target="_blank">#2</a> If a speaker is rated at 1500 rms then when you give it less power say 1000 rms your chances of not blowing it are not better like your buddy stated. On low power your chances of blowing a speaker are way greater. The science behind it is the power going to the speaker to move the coil and produce sound also is directly related to cooling the speaker. If the speaker doesn't have the power to move correctly the way the suspension was designed that coil is gonna burn up. You will end up with a brown coil. Now you know your gonna be squeezing every watt out of that amp cause ur already under powering it and that adds even more heat from ****** signals coming from the amp. Its called clipping. Good amp companies will not tell you the amps peak power. They state the truth and only but the truth and you need to find those companies and stick with those company's.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bass4Days, post: 8256870, member: 638643"] Well to start off I want you to understand a diff between peak and rms. Boss amps say 2000 watts. In reality Your only gonna get about maybe 600 rms if that and its gonna be dirty and that is that fast track to blowing your woofer. [URL="http:////forums/usertag.php?do=list&action=hash&hash=2"]#2[/URL] If a speaker is rated at 1500 rms then when you give it less power say 1000 rms your chances of not blowing it are not better like your buddy stated. On low power your chances of blowing a speaker are way greater. The science behind it is the power going to the speaker to move the coil and produce sound also is directly related to cooling the speaker. If the speaker doesn't have the power to move correctly the way the suspension was designed that coil is gonna burn up. You will end up with a brown coil. Now you know your gonna be squeezing every watt out of that amp cause ur already under powering it and that adds even more heat from ****** signals coming from the amp. Its called clipping. Good amp companies will not tell you the amps peak power. They state the truth and only but the truth and you need to find those companies and stick with those company's. [/QUOTE]
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