WHY ARE MY JP AMPLIFIERS OVERHEATING??? WITH JOHNATHAN PRICE

With products on the market, you will always here someone with an issue before you here someone with praise. Overall, we have got a ton of great reviews on the down4sound amplifiers, however, if not used properly, they can malfunction, just like any electrical product on the market! With that said, in this video, JP gives us some tips on how to preserve the quality and ulitmately the longevity of not just your JP amplifiers, but all amplifiers in general!
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[@CMOTC]

Abuse is not use. Running my JP23 in phoenix and somedays the bass knob says 136 degrees... when using it it cools in about 20 mins to under 90 degrees. Don't run low ohm loads and push everything to the max and heat wont be an issue. These are good amps... Will def get my business again, I promote using them to all my customers 👍

[@christopherparis6841]

Or buy a fkn orion n get fked if ur amp has an issue at 135 degrees lmfao smart comment smfh

[@luisillo1987]

Maybe you can start including spacers with your amps. Atleast an added option from the dropdown menu for extra few bucks.

[@darrintriplett6265]

Or people can just take their ass to a hardware store or shit even Walmart and get them themselves!

[@poodlenoodlesoup1]

I've been running my JP6300 for a while and it's doing just fine. Thanks for the video!

[@bassheadfanatik]

WE GOT YOU JP. DONT WORRY ABOUT THESE HATERS. YOU STAND BY YOUR PRODUCT. NOT LIKE SKAR😂. SKAR DOESNT EVEN SHOW FACE LIKE YOU DO. WE STAND BY YOU AND WORK HARD TO KEEP YOU KEEPING US BANGIN

[@chrisdouglas4919]

Bought a JP95 and absolutely love it! I really think most people don't wire up systems properly or understand WHY it's important. Good wire and caps/batteries are pricey and add to the build more then the average installer is mabye prepared for or has little knowledge of. These are amazing amps for people that want high quality equipment at a price point they can afford!

[@RandoManFPV]

Yea everytime I change something around I have to pull up a diagram to make sure I get the series/parallel wiring correct. It's so basic and I mostly remember how to do whatever I want to do but I have to double check and sometimes I make mistakes. Everyone else I know that has owned a system didn't know shit but would happily pull it apart, and move some wires around, and jus goof with their stuff trying to get more bass lmao That's pretty much the most simple thing to get right yet people so often don't even pull up a Google image to learn about how to hook their stuff up before they go to plugging shit in and turning knobs lol

[@ncg_gusto8860]

Been saying this! Most the pple bashing brands or misinforming DO NOT HAVE PROPER ELECTRICAL to use this equipment! Love your videos!

[@marlboroman71818]

1. Never has my JP 33 gotten hot behind the rear seat of a ford superduty crewcab on an amp rack. Have only had 1 issue with my JP33 and the amp still played. The Bluetooth module in the amp for the bass knob failed. I'm waiting for it to get back in the next day or two to push the 12 zv6 again. D4S customer service was more than helpful and right on getting the problem fixed. Thanks D4S

[@Jt19702]

I been rocking my JP43, JP234 & JP84 for well over a year now and running them on upgraded electrical as we all should. I’m in the Inland Empire which gets pretty hot and I have never not once had any failures in my system. I stand by D4S equipment! I’m totally convinced that 99% of the so called failures are User error, either an overlooked defect in the install or over driven.

[@daltonwinsor5190]

I absolutely love my JP23 amplifier it's a really good amp and as long as you take care of it properly it will last you and that goes with pretty much everything else

[@thatoneguy8493]

Dude for real me too. I have two jp23’s strapped to .5 and they only ever got too hot when it was like July and August on a 95+ degree day lol.

[@KurtisPape]

I have seen a good product with all negative reviews many times, I didn't believe the reviews and ended up buying the product with absolutely no problems. It happens with products that either work or they don't like an SD card reader, if it works there is nothing impressive about it and no review is left, but any faults and everyone will do a 1 star review.

[@clintwatson8058]

The haters are going to hate no stopping that lol. JP I love my D4s amp please keep up the good work my friend

[@PaulSmith-mt4eh]

Hey Jp, I bought both of my jp23s from you back in April of 2021, and I am hard on stereo equipment and never had an issue. I beat the shit out of my 1 jp23 on my u12s and at one point the wires arced and I saw flames shut it down fixed it and the amp came right back on and never skipped a beat!!! D4S FOR LIFE and SCREW THEM HATERS!!!

[@ronmerkus5941]

I have to agree with you on all your assignments of why people are experiencing a failure of the product due to not having an understanding of electrical theory because of them not upgrading some other component, as in doing what most call a BIG 3 awesome video by the way thanks

[@91CavGT5]

I’ve got a JP8 and had it on a 12” Savard HiQ 12” dual 2 ohm sub. I live in south Texas and quit often in the summer would see the temp on the remote show 120 degrees when I would first turn it on. Even after playing at high volumes near clipping for 30 minutes, the highest temp I EVER saw was 126 degrees. The amp was mounted under my seat on 1/2” risers to allow air flow under the amp for the fan. LOVE the JP amps and eventually will be buying more!!! Thanks JP!!!!!

[@91CavGT5]

I want to update this comment. I now have my JP8 in my shed connected to a 10” subwoofer running 2 ohms. The amp is mounted UNDER my work bench, upside down, mounted to the underside of my work bench. Now, I live in south Texas. For those who don’t have a clue, it is HOT down here. How hot? Well, last week it was 110 degrees here, and my shop is not air conditioned. The power for the JP8 comes from a 300 amp/hr lithium battery bank which is recharged via 750 watts of solar. So the voltage is strong. Does the amp get hot? Absolutely it does. Could this be considered abuse? Maybe. Have I had a problem out of my JP8? Not at all. It normally runs around 125 degrees, 128 if I have the stereo cranked up. Am I happy with my JP8? You better believe it!!! This amp rocks!!!

[@joshuawooten6708]

My OG jp23 v1 still going strong after 4 or so years. Yeah it's get warm in summer but that's what fans are for😅

[@canadianprecisionaudio8555]

I’ve had every type of amp and it doesn’t matter if it’s designed or not designed for heavy use it will overheat if it’s hot outside and if it’s a serious Setup multiple fans and PC cooling is definitely the way. Even my 90’s setups have fans for hot days. It’s just a common sense stand point and most people don’t have it.

[@chuckcrossan6371]

Well I will find out, just ordered a JP13. I'm driving two low profile 12" subs at 1ohm. My Hifonics Zeus handled them for 1.5 years before taking a poo. New Hifonics is definitely not as good as the old school VII amps. I had a series VII Boltar that drove Kicker comp 15's at 2 ohm for 5 years when I was a teenager then sold my blazer. Wish I had that old school amp back! I read good reviews and watched some great dyno videos for D4S. Hope this amp lives up to those videos and ratings!

[@anthonymulberry8314]

I’ve never complained on any social platform about any product that being said had a jp43 that failed due to Bluetooth bass knob supposedly a problem with the v1 jp43. Went through the motions sent it in for warranty and it literally took 5 months to receive the amp back after getting the run around calling weekly. Oh it’s done should go out this week heard that about 8 times then the best part they told me oh it’s been done but we sent it to the original place of purchase dropping hertz then magically appeared in the Mail. Bottom line amps are great customer service sucks!! Maybe focus on that more

[@eugeneirons7907]

JP keep doing your best. I love the beat down of your amps.

[@woowzers]

This may sound dumb.... but why do you not build a product that solves these issues for the average dork that wants good sound? Like build the amp with enough stand off to allow the proper airflow, and then maybe further with one with cooling fins, a shade, and a fan to force cooling? Like it seems counter intuitive to give this advice but noy build it into your own products. Am I wrong?

[@woowzers]

*not

[@jerrybryant5052]

He may do that I. The future , but you can be sure these type of people don't accept any accountability for their install. They buy jp amp because they know it's probably the greatest amp out there but they refuse to do upgrades to assure proper function . Should jp require people to show a recipt that they have an upgraded alternator. Or no sale? No of course not!! His job is to sell a good product and give the best advice for usage , it's up to you as a buyer to do the necessary steps or you more than likely will have problems. Who are these people consulting with before undertaking such a build

[@woowzers]

thanks for proving my point!@@jerrybryant5052

[@clittle1559]

what amps do

[@dansmith207]

So redesign an entire product line that for 99.99% of the people work amazing and trouble free for the .01% of idiots that cause their own problems.

[@nandrews8412]

Many don't realize when they shrink these amps down in the newer versions with increased output you are going to have a hotter amp. Best to add a fan rack.

[@bassheadfanatik]

Soo true. Everyone wants to be a pro installer but doesn't want to take advice. I've had my jp23's strapped .5 ohm each. Gets hot yes. But never had a single issue. And I've had them running daily like this for a year now. Only during summer times do I get red lighted. But got me some better high flow fans and I play all day long.

[@daincantor9056]

I haven't had an issue but I also know what I'm doing I almost always run an external fan which really you need to do with any brand if you're going to be wiring low and pushing the amp to its limits

[@Grizzleback07]

3:25 I love seeing amps with properly arranged wires and do not look like a bird's nest of wires.

[@NoMoreBsPlease]

Posting on Social Media is the quickest way to get a response. If you don't want them going to X, you have to have lightening fast email responses. Even then, if I have an issue I'm going to share the problem. Some companies are really good at handling issues, some blatantly lie and expect you not to realize 1+1=2. I had a 3d printer company not respond to emails about a hot end failure. It was an issue from assembly and the failure happened 3 times. The owner got pissy when I tweeted about it and said that no one else had an issue with them. He had no response to why the part that failed and needed replaced was LITERALLY the only part out of stock! Thank God for E3D V6's!

[@HillbillyRefrigeration]

I have 2 V1 JP23s that’s been strapped at 2ohm since purchase and never had any issues. They have clean power and external fans. I have a JP33 wired at 1 ohm since day one and no issues. Also a JP77 and same story ZERO issues. All on clean power and kept cool. No issues. Typically people that wire in the dirt have temp issues also that put in an area with no ventilation. I’m by no means a JP super-fan but I have enjoyed the fresh product selection and great colors.

[@AaronBilger]

I've been running a jp 13 for over a solid year on top of my underseat sub box seat sits right on top of it with some spacers and hasn't given me any issues yet I hear the fan always on but doesn't get hot.

[@mupory]

Amazing how quick some people are to talk sh*t. I inadvertantly ended up with EVERYTHING d4s. Mids/amps/wiring and some Lto's. Everything but my subs(bought from a competitor) is the d4s brand. Couldnt be happier with my purchases. D4S FTW

[@jhamtha1]

Bro I've had a JP63 pushing a 3515 deaf bonce. For over a year as my daily driver pushing it hard every time I drive it and I haven't had a single problem with this amp props to JP amps

[@joneastman5627]

I checked into 6 or 7 different amps from cheap to top shelf stuff,all of them have good an bad reviews .i ran a 100 buck amp on two 12s for a year 🤣 i got my money out of it .most of what i seen was good about jp amps👍

[@waltlivernois6241]

Need extra battery and caps or alternator pow3r to make power or all three

[@MatthewGuynn-ki8rn]

Jp 23 v2. Over a year . never had a issue

[@2ndshiftaudio300]

I'll say this. JP is the only person addressing any issue like this anywhere really. People don't realize, there are only a hand full of companies that make car audio components. Companies like JP go to these companies and put their name on it. D4S just chooses from a line the company likes. Then the real company that makes the amp or whatever. Just puts the name on it. It's possible that D4S amps and Memphis amps come from the same company. I just chose Memphis as an example.

[@caspersoutdoors]

Two reasons an amp overheats improper wiring and not venting. Two washers under one side and I've never been able to get over 86 degrees in 60 degree weather I've taken a 8 hour road trip full tilt under clip and never overheated. Most stout line of amps ever! Love my JP13

[@romeomwinx8584]

Been buying amps from D4S for over a year and these crush my subs and push my mids with no issues. Been trying to find any reason to upgrade and they are still running great but when I down upgrade it’s going to be another D4S amp. My only regret from this purchase is not selecting the autograph option at this point 😂

[@josecorrales14]

I live in Phoenix AZ all i do is Mount my amp with 3 washers on each corner just so it can breathe, i mount my amp on a half inch thick wood shelf i repurposed it as an amp rack

[@brandonc5965]

I just had my amp replaced by dow 4 sound due to something with it but look they take care of you no lie

[@adamvargas9012]

My JP23 ran great in the winter,soon as summer hit it will play about 5 10 minutes and go into protect, so I put a fan on it and it didn’t help at all, even when everything is off this amp is hot🤔

[@SouthFloridacarshows]

Good amps have 4 of them, running one at .5 ohms. Just customer service needs alot of improvement.

[@MrMan-ol4ic]

I have 2 JP23's, all Jp speakers, wires, fuse blocks, you name it, all high quality, solid as a rock, good sounds. You can't beat his products, you can't. So there comes the hate. Its that simple, people who ask...oh how much is that? If you have to ask, then you cant afford it, period! Then because someone cant afford the equipment or get called out on there bluff...meaning the person don't even have a car to put a system in, there just repeating what someone else is saying. Its wrong. Put that energy into something positive!

[@Macksmadvic]

I’d just have to suggest maybe have the venting not on the bottom where u mount it? That’s common sense right there

[@tjohnson7001]

Love my JP 95, setup properly with solid electrical this amp just plays beautifully!

[@steveharley2021]

Proper voltage eliminates almost all amplifier issues... heck I ran my Orion SPLX 3000.1 at .25 ohm and it barely got warm powered using a 400 amp alternator 2 XS 3400D batteries and a bank of supercaps.

[@juan_f150]

I switched my amps from skar audio to D4S and i havnt had a problem yet, have your power on point and dont clip the shit out of it its not gonna blow

[@Fk8td]

Improper electrical support can fry things also. I’m not against these amps at all and they seem to be good products. I have a JL Hd1200.1 and even an xs4700 battery is not enough to supply that 1200 watt amp where I had to change a lithium battery to fully support that amp. I can only imagine how much damage can occur trying to run these amps on the fashion. The cost point is so good they think they’ll magically get all the power. This reminds of the guys running garbage oil on a new big turbo and wonder why the turbo blows up.

[@1970chevyboy]

Gotta give the amp some space I haven't had any issues with my Jp33 still slamming

[@michaelstriegel4703]

Excellent products man. Obviously this "problem" isn't just about amplifiers. Lol The irrational are always noisy.

[@bayouboattrash]

I usually give the vendor the benefit of the doubt that they'll make it right. After they make it right I'll tell the entire story. "Yeah, their product took a dive, but they made it right!" Customer service goes a long way!

[@chipgardner303]

I've got a jp63 had it over a year not one problem..wired to 1ohm

[@TheCat3021]

My jp83 is still kicking strong

[@Bassboy1972]

One of the reasons they run hot is because too many dummies are running them below the rated ohm load because they believe they should because of social media telling them about impedance (box) rise.

[@rubenavila8012]

Utah 119 is what is was this year 😅 zvx 18 on taramps smart 3 switching apps to jp 63

[@johngreen5837]

This what I've heard also, they get hot, and they aren't Korean, and customer service sucks... so. I just bought the jp234 to see for myself what's going on. I'll post in bassheads on a budget once it's installed

[@DeBassHead]

thats the same argument ive been making about taramps, i just rock it and bump it and ignore them

[@ryanpringle5406]

Loving the d4s amps so far. No complaints

[@jadsholloway]

I installed a full set of CFX speakers with a MM1004 two months ago in my daughters car. She loves the sound, and I have yet to see any problems with JP amps. Oh yeah installed under the front seat on ABS plastic with spacers....

[@thomascameron5655]

I have had my jp8 for 2 years with no problems

[@Jayty676]

Some people are just born to hate successful people. Ignore them and keep grinding👍

[@jordanbecker2121]

They need to give you more credit than they do bro

[@Nedsped0]

The amps are solid, I'm still running an original jp 63, but the bass knobs? I know corners have to be cut a bit to bring the best at an affordable price but me personally, don't need the bass knobs, nothing beats feeling the temp when the amps are in reach and using a voltage meter

[@PhobosPlace]

i have had my JP23 V2 for a little over a month and i love this amp. it does get hot, i have my Jp23 in direct wind on a mp rack above the sub box. i also have 3 half inch rubber grommets in each corner to raise the amp off the rack to help the fan on the bottom breath. as far as temp outside when the amp gets hot it was around 100f. my amp has never shut off due to it being hot tho. i have 2 15in skars 4ohm dvc wired to the amp at 1ohm. i have done the big 3 upgrade, and even before i did the big 3 i didn't have an issue with the lights dimming when the bass was hitting hard, and believe me the JP23 V2 will get your subs hitting hard asf did i mention i love my amp? lmmfao was thinking about getting another JP23 v2 and 2 more 15in skars. i also have a 1995 rockford fosgate punch 200ix pushing my 4 skar 6.5s in my doors.

[@jeremiewheeler7940]

This is the only amps I run in all 3 cars every time something new comes out I just say take my money 💰 send it

[@Kyle-j7k2u]

Im running a jp23 on my home system running 1 15. Now i want the jp 83 for my 3 15s in my truck

[@Johnboy-of3vo]

Hi johnathan, I was wandering if a jp8 amp would be ok to run in a 2000 toyota rav4 with stock alternator, if not could you recommend one for me from your line of amps, thanks brother love the content !

[@jerrybryant5052]

At least you asked , and so did I and I was truthful about my build and I am so pleased !!!!

[@Hoopers_s]

He said common sense. Havnt seen any of that in a long time.

[@mad_mechanic]

Hyfonics 3016.1 Brutus... Doesn't get even close to hot unless you run it at .6 ohms for a extended period of time have had 2 for about 3 years now on 2 duel one ohm 18s zero regrets

[@kylekatz7837]

My JP 83 did blow up first time powering on and off. I contacted D4S and they had me send it in for repair and had it back to me in less than 2 weeks. I have no complaints I know things happen. I'm about to order a JP 284 as soon as they are in-stock

[@TheCustomEverythingChannel]

U sell a great quality product there problem is they taking that amp and running stock Electrical dropping down to 10v and the amp may pop or go into protection they think they can buy a high power amp and expect it to run on stock electrical it just dont work like that

[@brockmarquis8511]

I have a jp23 1.5 and I have not had a problem yet temperatures never got over 110 degrees. I have never even heard my fan which kicks on at 120

[@hcho8164]

I say listen to your fans. If the fans are on too loud, take a break. And what about a warranty where installer credentials affect the coverage. I.e. Brian Mitchell install=lifetime warranty. Trained and certified by manufacturer approved dealer personnel = 2years warranty.

[@HamiltonMechanical]

I think i'm gonna get one of these :) I've killed my last two amps, so if anyone is going to overheat one, it'd be me somehow LMAO. Don't plan on running her down to 1ohm though so maybe she'll stay cool for my 4 ohm JL. I really like the fact you seem very passionate about your products, and it's green, and the specs are killer. I might buy the extended warranty though, just in case ;)

[@falklan]

I'm not only considering an extra battery, but I'm also going to hack my alternator to boost its output to 250 amp. Two days ago I picked up a set of dual 510e DD subs/ported enc./1100d w/1ohm setup, and I'm considering some D4S 65 v2 w/JP84 @ 4ohm bridged w/x** 3" tweeters in a chuchero box for a mid-sized SUV at this very moment. I have the D4S devices sitting in the cart while determining if I want super tweeters or horns... Possibly a single super tweeter w/a single horn?

[@418lightning8]

do these work or do you have an amp that works up in the 16 volt range thats been the main reason i havent got a jp 43 or 63

[@brandonc5965]

My amp they sent back worked the way it should im not gonna get another brand other then johnathans down 4 sound amps.

[@nathanmarkin5355]

My jp23 is pretty good, over heats when i play long periods in summer, but thats using it.

[@dashcammayhem]

People will always complain before they compliment

[@nitetrain3798]

I been trying to reach warranty for the longest time any suggestions

[@THELIFEOFPRICE]

Log into your Down4Sound account and go to your order and click send message and create a return.

[@josephsailers7571]

I'm super proud of my JP43. Been running .5 ohm on 4 Sundown SA V3 8s in a Gately since May of 2022. It absolutely murders day in and day out. Just finished install with the JP23 V2 on 2 SA V2 12s at 1ohm and it doesn't disappoint one bit. Proven power period...

[@fullpeladas]

Hi jp I have the jp 234 & jp 84 they great amplifiers. I always use 3/4 inch nylon spacers to create space & bolt them.On any amplifier also I add 2 small fans on bottom plate of amplifier. Make circle cut out exact for 12v fan to fit in or out the amplifier bottom plate . Finally attach the 12v fan to amplifier remote so it's on when amplifier is on then off when amplifier is off .Finally add 1 amperage fuse to fan from amplifier remote just to keep within electrical code 😊. That's how you keep your amplifier running for long time. That's a great explanation jp keep the good work

[@TBsGarage]

Have you taken any gear over the years? Been a lifetime natty?

[@jerrybryant5052]

Let's be real ! If you do the basic things like upping your voltage using fans ,waiting till your car cools down from natural heat build up. Using adequate batteries , you might not deserve a free replacement or rebuild maby and just maby a discounted rebuild if you are not willing to show your build to prove you made necessary provisions to protect your equipment. We all know that jp tells everyone you must do the upgrade to your electrical system. Don't let it be your fault then try and bash a excellent company. I will add this as a help to those that can do this recirculate a ac vent towards your amps to cool them down quickly in addition to fans .

[@moabs10blowthru41]

How many failures were user caused???

[@1ohmwrecker]

I commend you for even acknowledging this lol.

[@GARGaddisAquariumsandReptiles]

been rockin a 2300v2 on 6 fosgate p2s for almost a year now, never a single issue even on those 110 degree west Texas days

[@peeweekirkland8177]

They are great amps just want a bigger one now

[@waltlivernois6241]

I add 35 percent more power than needed all my amp cold but not my voilà coil lol

[@lmzaadi]

Johnathan Price was mounted in direct sunlight

[@BrandonMatheny-y6o]

Just ordered the jp23 v2 amp today can’t wait hopefully it’s just what I need 2 15s ctsounds now looking to get electrical also finding a alternator is not going well I called a few places they told me they don’t make them for my car

[@waltlivernois6241]

Try fla heat 105 last month

[@FUBuddy]

mines been running for over a year just fine, except for the bluetooth. the bluetooth fkn sucks. fails to connect sometimes and requires you to take the fuses out to totally reset the amp. i had to figure that out myself, d4s sent me a new bass knob, but it did not fix the problem till i hard reset the amp. and anyone using "haters" as a serious argument is not to be taken seriously or genuine. it is a weak excuse for lack of accountability or poor character. i love the power output, but the clip light response on bluetooth is lame. never had overheating problems, its in my trunk mounted vertically with 1 inch spacers. im in ca, so i open my trunk and fan out the hot air before i start the car on hot days.

[@johnnyh127]

Is there a certain amount of rule of thumb for height that you should space the amps up at? Is 1/4" enough? Or are we talking an inch or whatever it may be.

[@alconyers2003]

If there was they should’ve put taller feet on them. A better design would allow air to flow from heat sink to heat sink

[@sethgt1234]

I have a JP10.4 and a JP13.2AB. I have had nothing but amazing experiences with both of them. I am looking to buy a JP63 or JP83 soon.

[@shawnsanderson3695]

Just hearing this is even going to cause many people ti consider other options. Sorry to hear it man. I am getting ready to start a fresh and somewhat elaborate build in my new truck i already bought your 8" pro mids and planning on "upgrading" to d4s 4 channel and monoblock amps. Planning on seeing them run more efficiently than the Skar RP line that i have now.

[@phila8160]

I've got 99 problems and my JP amp isn't one. Have multiple JP amps and have never had one issue yet.

[@stormyyoung6344]

You never know what's happened during shipping either.

[@jerrybryant5052]

I know for a fact that the packing is impeccable even if it's getting tossed around. Facts!!!

[@JJ-xf4mj]

Yes sir you are a knowledgable person! One of the best audio channels on youtube PERIOD!

[@poopsmagee2595]

Well I was using a jp13 on 4 ct sounds tropo 10s for a few months and I work offshore so my drive to the heliport is 5hrs and I play the SHIT!!!! out of it, now that being said I just ordered and installed the jp23v2 and will do the same thing. I'm very confident these amps are amazing if supplying proper power and don't just throw it on your floorboard. P.S I just need a better alternator...

[@SirWebs]

I've been into car audio since the old school Liner Power, Zapco, & Sherwood days. All of my cars have had upgraded stereos installed by myself. So I decided to pick up and Installed one of these JP2300v2 with the back plexiglass facing into the car running at 2ohms pushing two 12's kicker Q-Class. This amp gets down, hits the deep low notes beautifully, runs cool and never has overhead. I previously was using a Brazilian smart 3k bass and never even came close to the power and clean output that this JP2300v2 puts out. Solid amp great product, and it shipped out immediately 👍🏼

[@GTILOUD]

Bullshit

[@darthmaul9911]

i have two q 12s with a qbomb box at .5 ohms and its overheating fast

[@GTILOUD]

Because it's pos amp

[@danielvega8900]

“You would be in protect too in 125 degree heat” I almost died lol. These are solid amps. A lot of times it’s user error.

[@jdmintegradp]

I couldn't believe that he said that, but imo it was much needed, because some people are just plain morons and don't know basis 101.

[@StupidEarthlings]

You'd think this is common knowledge. Curious though, why not design amp with longer 'feet/legs' so it CAN'T be mounted flush to surface?🤔