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I am trying to figure out why my amp will go into protect mode on cold starts. After about 10min if I cycle power to the amp it will turn on and work fine. My voltage on cold starts is around 15.0volts and comes down to 14.5 warm. I know these amps are not 16v/18v stable like the bigger amps. There is nothing on dc's site about operating voltage. Just wanna see if anyone else has any experience with this

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I am trying to figure out why my amp will go into protect mode on cold starts. After about 10min if I cycle power to the amp it will turn on and work fine. My voltage on cold starts is around 15.0volts and comes down to 14.5 warm. I know these amps are not 16v/18v stable like the bigger amps. There is nothing on dc's site about operating voltage. Just wanna see if anyone else has any experience with this

The 2.0k I used to have did the exact same thing, didn't like ~15.0V or above. Explanation I got from DC was that some amps have different tolerances and it's just the way it is.

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Yup. Just high voltage protect. Don't be worried about it, although that is annoying.

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3.5k and up will take up to 18 volts (except the 10.0), the smaller amps we dont really see people running high voltage on them

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