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In Reply to: Question regarding power requirement on speakers posted by FrankC on November 9, 2006 at 11:28:03:
i think your amp would barely be idling, which isn't the best state for solid state amps to sound their best.. but you most likely would't blow them up at normal volumes. that amp'll probably control the bejeezus out of those cones, and you may end up with very little room to move on your preamp though.try it-- keep all your volumes down low, and ease into it. if you hear distortion, stop immediately, and turn down. make sure your volume is down when you turn on the amp too.. i'd think a dc pop'd blow the pistons through yer cones..
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