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More like confusing reality. Everything you read that you based this thread on is misinformation and pointless. The ONLY answer is to buy something reputable and don't look back. All "scientific" reasons you are using to make yourself feel better are wrong. Stop reading wherever you are getting that garbage information and think instead about what matters.

Well I had the pleasure of cutting into an Ethos last night (for the sake quality control). Since I wasn't using them and Quentin sent me a recone to replace it. We both wondered how the overall parts looked after 5k watt burps for 6 months. The results were outstanding. Coils still looks new, leads were in excellent condition and the spiders showed no signs of breaking down, burning, fatigue, or otherwise. Snapped a few pics for Quentin. You can say I'm pleased with what I saw. Keep it up Quentin. You have a great driver here.

Set a new goal now... My goal for 2015 is to hit a 154.1 on music and burb a 155.0 With my box still under the window line on 4000 watt rms basic 4 class New box to be made with changeable port for music and burb on a higher not Need to post pics soon

this boy has been in it from the beginning.

Annnd another 10 lbs. of my "Breakfast Blend" powder ordered from TN.

You're right... I don't understand. This is the first time I've ever ran this much power, and I'm trying to learn as much as possible since I'm doing it all myself. I have to admit that reading that thread concerned me after seeing 1500 watts when I'm looking for 2200. The others didn't have nearly that amount of drop. I did run across an IA 20.1 (older style) for 350 obo. But that's where I began questioning what do I look for to make sure the amp is in good working condition. Only thing I know to do is have my connections ready to test it when I meet the person. Anything else to visually look for, other than smelling for a burnt smell?