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Originally Posted by naturephoto1
Brent,
That is not quite correct. The amps are capable of "feeding" 200 watts RMS at a specific ohm measurement. They are only "feeding" what is required at the time. You most certainly can hurt the speaker drivers if you are not careful and have huge spikes of output from the amps to the drivers. The watts that you are speaking of are RMS which is a continuous measurement. But, it is possible that you could have an instantaneous transient burst of 500 or possibly even more watts that could easily damage or fry/blow a driver.
Rich
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So what you are saying is someone would have it turned up so loud that it might spike in the sound track & it could damage the speaker driver & this person does not care about there hearing ! Or there is A chance in A trillion that there is A spike in power to cause this when again the volume is to loud !