Sup,
I recently bought a Dayton Sub-120 about two weeks ago from parts express and i'm pleased with it for the price.
However, after listening to music for about an hour (rap music - heavy bass) the heatsink on the back get uncomfortably warm/hot, in my opinion, although i don't know what hot really is.
I'm running it through the pre-out on an Onkyo TX-SR601 to the low level input rca (split left/right).
Should i worry about the amp burning out?
Anyone have a Sub-120 that has input on how hot it's running?
I recently bought a Dayton Sub-120 about two weeks ago from parts express and i'm pleased with it for the price.
However, after listening to music for about an hour (rap music - heavy bass) the heatsink on the back get uncomfortably warm/hot, in my opinion, although i don't know what hot really is.
I'm running it through the pre-out on an Onkyo TX-SR601 to the low level input rca (split left/right).
Should i worry about the amp burning out?
Anyone have a Sub-120 that has input on how hot it's running?
