Seeing as amplifiers put out "x" @ 1 ohm "x" @ 2 ohms "x" @ 4 ohms and so on, When apply a DD-1 to your amplifier you eliminate that ohm system, seeing as you crank the head-unit AND gain to reach a clipping LED and then back it off. With that being said WHERE does the power go, Lets take this to a bigger scale. In the form of using a 5-9k watt amplifier. Where does all the power being generated from the amplifier go? I certainly know my DD-1 does not make any kind of noise when i set my gains My DD-1 works fine i set gains with it often, but wouldn't you think over time couldn't this burn someones amp up (via heating up the internals because the power generated has no where to go?) Just want to know if there could be any problems behind the tool / Internals that reduce the wattage, not starting a hate/bash thread in any means just interested in where the power goes Thanks!