> Anyone else see a problem here? No. The worst case safe volume levels are levels determined by the speaker manufactures that if you never exceed, you can ne

> Anyone else see a problem here? No. The worst case safe volume levels are levels determined by the speaker manufactures that if you never exceed, you can never harm the hardware (due to overheating, etc). You can and should exceed those levels to use the hardware as it is intended by the manufacturers however if are doing so, you are now moving from a static system (one set of safe levels) to a dynamic system where the safe levels are determined by a multitude of variables and as such you need to have software or hardware monitoring those variables to keep the system within those safe bounds.