Is my subwoofer overheating or is this normal?

Question

I have had my Klipsch system for about two months, and it always put out cold air, today, i noticed after about ten minutes of listening, it was kicking out, very warm air. Is this normal or am i paranoid?

Answer 1

probably just broke in after two months. perhaps this is normal. if your sound or output isn't affected, i would watch it, but not get too worried until something happens. just keep an eye out..my martin logan dynamo gets pretty warm, but a 700w amp does these things. maybe your manufacturer will have a better understanding of the heat dissapation properties of your particular sub. give them a call, they should be very helpful.

Answer 2

what model speakers;;;;;;;;;;;;;;

Klipsch is one of the top speakers there is,,,,,if you paid

800,00 a piece,,,,,,,, each

The name is awesome.. but you don't get the best quality

until you spend the money,,,,

You know that you can not drive these over 55w/per channel

when you drive these over they will get warm,,,,so it is normal

I don't see where these are protected,,,,so if your receiver does not have a thermal protection   watch how you drive

them,,,,,,,,,,,don't push more that 80w through them,,,,,

I love it loud too,,,,,,,,