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Without real knowledge of how to alter physical circuits and /or ,strong possibility they won’t allow this through software ,as it is a huge and fantastic improvement from hi fi hey day where your system would just burn up .only reason to disable or jump out protect maybe you have a nice unit and that’s the only issue and don’t want to fix professionally or just toss unit ,it’s foolish to bypass this .not that I’m of a similar mind set I do build the most inexpensive or even pick up units in trash or in recycling bin of high end private audio shops .i have done many a “not the safest moves “ so I can follow your thinking but really the protect its such a serious safety feature not only protects the unit but chances of other components getting fried .maybe yours is hyper sensitive bc of defective or bad components and will be fine bypassed but if you accidentally go across the line with a strand or two with speakers and protect don’t trip your going to have more damage than makes sense when a new amp or refurbished amp is the answer over altering something some MIT engineer came up with and you are a guy armed with a soldering gun ,some good electrical background and like to beat the man with reengineering…my more mature self says don’t do it this tech is not the logic we are use to
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