appo2396
Standard Member
I have a CXA80 amplifier using both speaker outputs"A" and " B " and driving 4 speakers on each output connected in parallel. A total of 8 speakers at 4 ohms per channel.
My question is the Cambridge audio CXA80 amplifier gets hot but not too hot to kick in any breakers. Suppose I use a small USB powered mini fan to blow air into the CXA80 amplifier top grill to cool the inside circuits. Will it make any difference in the sense that I can mimic the CXA80 amplifier to think that it is ok to push itself while running a marathon of 4 hours of non stop music playing. All while the fan is sucking the heat out of the amplifier to bring the temperature down to like warm ?
My question is the Cambridge audio CXA80 amplifier gets hot but not too hot to kick in any breakers. Suppose I use a small USB powered mini fan to blow air into the CXA80 amplifier top grill to cool the inside circuits. Will it make any difference in the sense that I can mimic the CXA80 amplifier to think that it is ok to push itself while running a marathon of 4 hours of non stop music playing. All while the fan is sucking the heat out of the amplifier to bring the temperature down to like warm ?