how many db is this rated at?
1412604
Not sure. Its not as quite as a Honda, but its not to loud. Used one for a food truck...Worked ok.
1412605
I believe it's 63db, it's not to bad. I've been very impressed with the easy start and dependability.
1109664
It is rated at 2 X 5 Watts (RMS) with a passive subwoofer. It's loud enough to fill a room but not enough for a party.
2072904
The max is 90dB. I've been very pleased with the limiting factor for my kids. 90 is pretty loud, but not loud enough to do damage unless under extremely long periods of time.
70466
The owner's manual states that the noise rating is 58.5 db at the highest speed (turbo). It's much lower in "normal" mode.
1559827
The device is my husbands I purchased it for him. His answer is approx. 50 db. Problem with the amplifier is there is not a method to turn in down in rooms with other people having a conversation. You hear others around you but maybe not the person your talking too. Forget it in a when your out to dinner. Hope this helps.
1763587
I don't know the actual db. rating but I would say "not bad, wear hearing protection indoors" I have found the sound less and lower pitched on softwoods, higher pitched with hardwoods. About the same level sound as a router while cutting.
550108
I was under the impression that it could do 12-16 db reduction based on reading about it. Those numbers are in perfect testing environments most likely. This product might do more for vibration then sound, probably best used as a floor underpayment. I used mine on a wall. Id say actual db reduction is minimal, 1-6 db.
1101188
My understanding is 90 watt is the max rating and if you receiver can only do 40 then max won't do much going for more. Sound should be an issue at the low wattage either.
947084
I have 2 of these amps I placed 1st at local sound comp 149.9 db luis is a tard it pushed 2 18 dc hard also check the imp. 0.02 pretty good for a cheap amp never overheat no problems I sugg a 2 far. cap to run with it
2225485
79 dB on spec sheet. Quiet than most but don't expect a refrigerator like hum. It just is quieter for an air compressor.
1108425
Preface: I am NOT an audiophile. However, I believe it's contingent upon the AVR. I believe mines goes to 70db and the speaker handles every bit although I try not to pish it that high.
752660
Not sure I can get you an exact Db rating but I can attest that this unit is pretty noisy. I would imagine that most higher end mixers are pretty noisy. Let's just say that when my wife is mixing cookie dough in the kitchen I can hear the machine on my second floor. Regardless of the noise it makes...it is a very good machine. Professional quality in my opinion.
834305
Sorry can't remember. The seller should have such info. Should be adequate for most amps or ears.
1126699
Haven't tried that. I will give it a go today or tomorrow. Get back to me then. So I tested the unit on both program content and commercial content. Both were in the range of 38-40 db. Didn't see any difference in the sound level between them.
1117489
It is the loudest jobsite radio available today without distortion. It got rated at 104db. I believe the next closest was around 96db.
1662103
Hi Duane, this receiver is rated at 105 watts RMS (root mean squared), which means it can deliver 105 watts of power per channel continuously for 8 ohm speakers (the most common), at full volume. Amps also put out peak power which is usually about double the RMS rating for transients in music. Generally, the speakers you use for this amp should also be rated at about 100 watts RMS per speaker or you risk damaging the speakers if you play the system very loud. This is an excellent receiver with a rare phono input for turntables as well as all the usual inputs. It does not, however, reproduce surround 5.1 sound so should be used for music rather than home theater applications. Hi Duane, this receiver is rated at 105 watts RMS (root mean squared), which means it can deliver 105 watts of power per channel continuously for 8 ohm speakers (the most common), at full volume. Amps also put out peak power which is usually about double the RMS rating for transients in music. Generally, the speakers you use for this amp should also be rated at about 100 watts RMS per speaker or you risk damaging the speakers if you play the system very loud. This is an excellent receiver with a rare phono input for turntables as well as all the usual inputs. It does not, however, reproduce... » Read More Hi Duane, this receiver is rated at 105 watts RMS (root mean squared), which means it can deliver 105 watts of power per channel continuously for 8 ohm speakers (the most common), at full volume. Amps also put out peak power which is usually about double the RMS rating for transients in music. Generally, the speakers you use for this amp should also be rated at about 100 watts RMS per speaker or you risk damaging the speakers if you play the system very loud. This is an excellent receiver with a rare phono input for turntables as well as all the usual inputs. It does not, however, reproduce surround 5.1 sound so should be used for music rather than home theater applications. « Show Less
874664
I am not going to google it for you, but if I recall correctly it is 85hz-5khz and 93db.