What is the RMS power rating of the VE-15 and 12's?
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I'm Not Real Sure. I found something on line that says 400 watts peak power and 300 watts maximum output power. I'm not real electronic minded I still think they sound great after having them awhile. just remember they are huge and the little booklet that comes with them recommends placing them another foot from the wall so these big bi-otches can breathe. sometimes I wish the highs would be little louder. A guy I work with keeps telling me I should have went with some klipsh speakers but he's also a hatin' a hole. Hope that helped. I still love them. I listen to everything from country to dub step and everything in between and haven't stumped them yet. I'm Not Real Sure. I found something on line that says 400 watts peak power and 300 watts maximum output power. I'm not real electronic minded I still think they sound great after having them awhile. just remember they are huge and the little booklet that comes with them recommends placing them another foot from the wall so these big bi-otches can breathe. sometimes I wish the highs would be little louder. A guy I work with keeps telling me I should have went with some klipsh speakers but he's also a hatin' a hole. Hope that helped. I still love them. I listen to everything from country to... » Read More I'm Not Real Sure. I found something on line that says 400 watts peak power and 300 watts maximum output power. I'm not real electronic minded I still think they sound great after having them awhile. just remember they are huge and the little booklet that comes with them recommends placing them another foot from the wall so these big bi-otches can breathe. sometimes I wish the highs would be little louder. A guy I work with keeps telling me I should have went with some klipsh speakers but he's also a hatin' a hole. Hope that helped. I still love them. I listen to everything from country to dub step and everything in between and haven't stumped them yet. « Show Less
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At least 100 watts to drive them. I believe they handle much more than that. Any less power and the 15" speaker won't thump. Hope this helps
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yes bugera v5 is a true class a amp 1 power tube 1 pre amp tube. the 15 watt is solid state modeling amp with a tube pre amp output
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The only data that i could find is on another website. It claims to be only 250 watt rms. I have them ran in a circuit bridged at 4oms with this amp Pyle PLA2378 2-Channel 2,000-Watt Bridgeable Mosfet Amplifier and they sound great for the cost. Not sure if they are only 250 watts rms that sounds low for the way they sound. Thats all i could find.
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given the 1500 watt output at 120 volts ac, the amp draw during max power usage should be 12.5 (use the P = E x I equation).
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low: 15 Watts or 1.25 amps @ 12 VDCmedium: 27 Watts or 2.25 ampshigh: 35 Watts or close to 3 amps
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From their website: http://www.planetaudiousa.com/auto/car-audio-sound-system-auto-4-channel-amplifier-planet-audio-ac2400-4/ RMS Power @ 4 Ù 300 Watts x 4
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Total power output: RMS 8W x 2 + 12W x 1 Source: http://www.edifier-international.com/products/edifier-multimedia/m1380
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I have the VE-12's and agree they need a lot of power. I have an old JVC RX-1010 that pushes 110w per channel and an old Kenwood 7 band EQ that tones them up real nice. CD's and Digital (iTunes and FLAC files) I run from computer through a Dragon Fly DAC and it is the sound of the 70's and 80's vinyl without the pops and scratches. Los Endos live on Genesis Seconds Out remastered to FLAC at a bit rate of 2700kbs has the bass pedels vibrating my concrete garage floor all the way at the opposite end of the house and no muddiness like the first guy said.. I know, because the ol'lady screams at me to turn it down all the time.. DO NOT use with 5.1 surround you will be disappointed. I have the VE-12's and agree they need a lot of power. I have an old JVC RX-1010 that pushes 110w per channel and an old Kenwood 7 band EQ that tones them up real nice. CD's and Digital (iTunes and FLAC files) I run from computer through a Dragon Fly DAC and it is the sound of the 70's and 80's vinyl without the pops and scratches. Los Endos live on Genesis Seconds Out remastered to FLAC at a bit rate of 2700kbs has the bass pedels vibrating my concrete garage floor all the way at the opposite end of the house and no muddiness like the first guy said.. I know, because the ol'lady screams at... » Read More I have the VE-12's and agree they need a lot of power. I have an old JVC RX-1010 that pushes 110w per channel and an old Kenwood 7 band EQ that tones them up real nice. CD's and Digital (iTunes and FLAC files) I run from computer through a Dragon Fly DAC and it is the sound of the 70's and 80's vinyl without the pops and scratches. Los Endos live on Genesis Seconds Out remastered to FLAC at a bit rate of 2700kbs has the bass pedels vibrating my concrete garage floor all the way at the opposite end of the house and no muddiness like the first guy said.. I know, because the ol'lady screams at me to turn it down all the time.. DO NOT use with 5.1 surround you will be disappointed. « Show Less
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75 watts RMS Recommended and it can handle up to 150 watts RMS MAX. or if you want to go by peak power 300 watts PEAK is the max.[edit](D.J.) is right and I should have mentioned that these maximum ratings (150 watt RMS and the 300 watt PEAK) are at 8 Ohms
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75 watts rms. These are 2 ohm speakers. They sounded rather tinny at first, quite dissapointing. After a few months they mellowed out, and sound great.
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I had my techie guy measure it and it was running between 125 and 150 watts per channel - stereo at 8 ohms. I bought it to power a vintage pair of NS-10s and I have had no problems. Hope that helps.
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You are correct in that assumption. The V5 is tube driven in the pre amp and power stage whereas the BC15 has a solid state power stage.
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Depends on what the RMS level is on the sub's but this amp will push 1500W RMS at 1 ohm
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This Wahl79520-500: electrical technical information 120 V - 60 Hz - 12 Watts - 0.15 Amps.
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low: 15 Watts or 1.25 amps @ 12 VDC medium: 27 Watts or 2.25 amps high: 35 Watts or close to 3 amps
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Maximum output RMS 20W, Frequency response 100HZ-13KHZ, Operating voltage 7.4V