how much rms and peak power are they
186932
They are 160rms and 330 peak power. If your looking for high cualety speakers i recomend you them.
45457
What they said. Peak power is almost irrelevant. RMS rating is what you want to pay attention to. This sub has a minimum rms of 150 watts and a max of 500 watts, so be sure that whatever you're powering it with, falls within that range.
598878
Rms and peak are two different ratings all together Rms is true wattage" what is the sub seeing constantly"Peak is an inflated number by company's to get to buyer to buy there amp because the number is bigger which is rarely true about the amps when you test them to see if they can match the manufacturers specsRms is roughly 650 at 1 ohm Peak is 1000 at 1 ohm And that is using an amp meter and checking what the amp is putting out.The zrx line of amp only seems to be capable of a little over half there rating from hifonicsBest of luck to you
1558385
the max output is 100x4 (@4ohm) and 200x4 (@2ohm) and 400 bridged at 4ohm....so i would say the rms is around half or a little less than half. probably around 45x4 (@4ohm) and probably 75x4 (@2ohm). the amp sound awesome on highs but i wouldn't hook a subwoofer to it.
1573575
Average rms on any name brand speaker is half to a little under half of peak. So 35 rms has around 70 peak. But you should never cap out low end speakers because over a short amount of time you will blow them.
1227306
Oy be nice! To find the rms of any component, we must find the rated value of units and multiply it by the root mean square(.707), ex: this amp is rated at 6000w peak so to find the rms( continuous power) we multiply 6000w x .707 = 4242w, so this amp should deliver 4242w continuously.
261548
anything between 150 to 300 watt RMS per channel will power these speakers at 8 ohm I'm driving the Emotiva XPA-2 Gen 2 300W RMS 8 ohm pre channel
1573572
Vrms = 0.3535 * Vpp ; use 35w as Vrms. That means peak. You'll blow these speakers if you try running them at 100w continuous.
693328
The RMS Rating on these subs is 1400 watts, but, that is PEAK output, not sustained. Actual sustained output is more like 800 watts max. I have two of these and trust me, they thump plenty hard, especially for the price. I have had mine for 3 years and ran them hard through about 35 gigs. They still sound just as good as from Day 1. I have had many compliments on their phenomenal bass and clean sound. *JET SOUND MACHINE*
1650598
That I'm afraid is a loaded question...lol. These will handle 100 watts RMS/300 watts peak. Now if you are driving them with an amplifier that puts out this much power but at say 10% or more distortion, you can easily toast them. If you are driving them with an amp of lesser power but high distortion....read inexpensive.... you can destroy them as well if you listen at very high volume. Bottom line is clean power comes at a price but it is worth it in the end if you like it loud.
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.
307083
wattage given in specs by manufactures are in peak power. RMS is the more accurate measurement giving you the power that can be expected at all times. to get the RMS value you take the peak power and divide by the square root of two. so this 350W peak power would have an RMS of ~247W.
515121
1400 watts each peak power.this is peak only! 700 watts each power limit normal operating wattage. �
699635
These specs are listed by Amazon.com. They are rated for 8 ohms and 100 watts RMS (of continuous output), which means anything 8 ohms or less and anything 100 watts or less
265650
These amps are clean, very low distortion and I read a number of audiophile reviews on them before I bought them. The actual numbers are on the Behringer website. I can tell they are a real 125 watts RMS per channel or bridged mono, 380 watts RMS...that's how I use three of the 5 of these I have. The other two running stereo for the surround speakers. Hope this helps.
486590
According to JL Audio, these can speakers handle 15-100W RMS. The recommended power is 60W RMS.
1444009
No not even close.250 RMS is about what your getting and they hit real hard.I've had mine for a while and no problems yet im satified!