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<blockquote data-quote="Jerhemy" data-source="post: 8049339" data-attributes="member: 639281"><p>lol, Andreas sounds like quite the expert.</p><p></p><p>You should do some reading into basic electronics, you sound like a ******* idiot, and judging by the fact you believed those reviews just re-enforces it.</p><p></p><p>those subs are crap, that's why they keep blowing. I'm sure they blow at any ohm load with a true 500 watts rms on them if you're clipping the hell out of them, which I'm sure you are. cause they just weren't "as loud as you think they should be" so you cranked the gain and bass boost.</p><p></p><p>How did you set your amp in the first place, OP?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jerhemy, post: 8049339, member: 639281"] lol, Andreas sounds like quite the expert. You should do some reading into basic electronics, you sound like a ******* idiot, and judging by the fact you believed those reviews just re-enforces it. those subs are crap, that's why they keep blowing. I'm sure they blow at any ohm load with a true 500 watts rms on them if you're clipping the hell out of them, which I'm sure you are. cause they just weren't "as loud as you think they should be" so you cranked the gain and bass boost. How did you set your amp in the first place, OP? [/QUOTE]
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