The one concern that I have is that simply taking the Samson off the Panamax will not alleviate the circuit breaker problem -- you are still on the same circuit, and the combined load on that circuit is causing the breaker to trip. If you are not using the "high current" outlets on the Panamax for your amps, you would potentially be even more likely to trip the breaker by taking the Panamax out of the equation. The best bet is to move the Samson to a separate circuit and throw some inexpensive surge protection on it. If you are not worried about damage to the subs (or are actively seeking such damage), connecting them without any surge protection shouldn't be too much of a risk, although as far as surges are concerned you'll be risking the Samson rather than the subs. If your goal is a really noisy death for your subs, you will probably need to find a largely unused receptacle circuit and connect the Samson to that. If the goal is watching the drivers disintegrate, Wayne's approach is very effective and probably less objectionable to the neighbors than some of the other options -- like taping packs of fireworks to the back of the cones and lighting a fuse.

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