Need Help! My Class A Amp Is Running Very Hot

OP, all amps are different, so don't be sidetracked too much by remarks about other products. As some above have recommended, I would first want to find out how hot your amp actually gets. Terms like 'hot', 'burning hot', etc, are all subjective.That being said, I own the L-590AX, and was concerned about heat before the purchase. After owning it for a couple of years now, my assessment is that the amp gets what I would describe as "pretty warm". Certainly nothing approaching burning hot, I could put my hand on it anywhere, for any amount of time.Good luck, please let us know what you find out.

Get a KILLAWATT AC power measuring device for $20. It will tell you how many watts you are drawing. End of story. Its a very useful device, logs yoiur KWHr, time, voltage current, watts VA. I have 6 of them

We're cooking a roast tonight. How many kilowatts should it be?

+1 @ramtubes and erik,

Plug in the L-590 to a KILLAWATT to verify if the bias as specs

Power consumption 330W
260W (under no signal)

Thanks I just bought the Killawatt and plug the L590 to measure, the reading is fluctuate between 332W to 340W 
I assume is within specs?