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CrArC · 04-15-2008, 05:43 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by scott_fx

well... not really. they are far more at risk because you usually push an amp into clipping when you dont have enough power, not because you dont have enough power. if you have a clean signal you wont harm a speaker by under powering it

So... what you are basically saying, is that they are more at risk from underpowering, than overpowering?

or basically, exactly what I said but in a more pedantic and complicated way. :P haha, dead right though, even small exposure to DC current can kill a speaker.

04-15-2008, 05:43 PM	#9
CrArC Newbie CrArC's CarPC Specs Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 9 My Photos: ()	Quote: Originally Posted by scott_fx well... not really. they are far more at risk because you usually push an amp into clipping when you dont have enough power, not because you dont have enough power. if you have a clean signal you wont harm a speaker by under powering it So... what you are basically saying, is that they are more at risk from underpowering, than overpowering? or basically, exactly what I said but in a more pedantic and complicated way. :P haha, dead right though, even small exposure to DC current can kill a speaker.