Can you tell the RMS/Peak power rating?
1399618
These spearkers hooked up to Onkyo high current stereo amplifier ..if I not mistakes RMS 150 watts each side PMPO 300 watts ..but great speakers.
1141928
Peak: 70 watts, RMS: 35 watts, Impedance: 4 ohms. These speakers are great for the money. Clean sound, decent bass. My son has run these in his truck for about a year now and they still perform like new. He pushes them with a 100 watt per channel stereo.
1707300
I don't know the rms/peak wattage. But I have had this speaker going on a year. And it's really durable and very loud. You won't go wrong with this speaker/sub combo while on a budget.
1205777
Rms power is the amount of continuos power the amp will deliver. Peak power is the maximum amount of power the amp can deliver for a fraction of a second. Peak power will always be higher than rms, but rms is the "true" value you need to use when dealing with audio equipment
1798732
Oh yeah!! If that's rms you're referring to. 100w max would be only 50w rms, that's really not gonna do this component set justice. I'm pushing mine with an Alpine amp with about 100 w rms if not a little more and they take every pit of power.
1275187
No, 250 watts rms at 4 ohms and 400 watts rms at 2 ohms, and 500 watts rms at 1 ohm which is total power at 500 watts rms and 1000 watts peak.
328641
Crutchfield has the specs as "Peak Power Output (Watts x Channels) 450 x 2". Peak wattage (in this case 900 watts) is important to be available during certain demanding parts of a song, but is not sustainable (Think of it like you're jogging and a dog starts chasing you. You can get a burst of speed to get away, but can't run that fast for a long period). The sustained/continuous wattage is what the RMS refers to. That is what the more important statistic is to look at and how most legitimate amps are rated. I have this amp and consider it very good, especially at this price point. Sorry if I got too off topic. Hope this helps!
1117380
I just read the online user manual, and watts is one of the readings you can get. See pages 9 & 10.http://www.p3international.com/manuals/p4460_manual.pdf
751971
Interestingly, the amp rating is not listed anywhere on the battery itself, or the documentation that came with the set. Maybe it was printed on the box, but I threw that away.
1219911
Hello. The RMS power at 8 ohms is 25 watts, and its peak power would be 33 watts per channel. You will need to wire a speaker at 2 ohms per channel to take advantage of the full output power of this amplifier.
609169
150w max x 4 channels = 600max watts (This is peak power the amp can only put out for an instant) or 60w RMS x 4 channels= 240w RMS (RMS is what the amp can put out continuous)
1511126
15 - 250 RMS. Don't know peak. I don't really recommend them though, I was pretty disappointed with their performance. It was meh. You don't pay 200 for meh, especially when my bookshelf speeakers have better sounding tweeters
307084
There are three measurements in questions. Average RMS (root mean squared) is basically the power going through the device overall. Peak RMS are those loud times. Peak power is the measurement of the tops and bottom of the waveforms. Unless you are only interested in driving your system into the worst possible distortion, with imminent destruction in mind, then peak power might be a useful measurement. It has nothing to do with music.
1650490
I would say the specs are for each speaker ( 150 RMS /300 watts peak). If you look up the speaker, the specs are for a single speaker.
475462
Shows tenths of watts, but only whole Hertzs. Don't know about the rest of the settings. Hope this helps.
1759067
It should really say 2000 watts rms. I use it to push 2 18" cabs rated at 1000W each peak and 500 RMS. That's about the most you can push at 8 ohms. You have to match ohms and watts to get adequate power. I made the mistake of purchasing the 4000 watt amp and it could not push the 2 x 18's
1063798
Well I googled it and it said 200 Watt RMS, but I wouldn't expect anything above 150 if I were you.