I have 2 speakers 250 W + 250 W= 500 W both of them. will this Amplifier work for me and my pc?
323192
I have this on two Gemini 300w speakers and it runs perfect. I never had any problems with it.
323193
Depends on what the total ohms are. And if the computer speakers arent close to the same watts they won't work. I Believe it's 4 or 8 ohm stable.
323194
Yes it should. I am currently using it to power my Bose 901 VI speakers and it delivers great power. For 250 w speakers you will have to be careful with the volume as it will be louder than normal. You can also plug in USB and other items to it. In my opinion, this is the best amp for the price/power.
1639364
This speakers are rated 300W but yours amplifier I will recommend between 40-100W per channel
1493164
It depends on the power rating of the speaker, not amplifier. I have 1100 watt amp and 500 watt sub and this kit works just fine.
621701
It's a 2 channel output rated at 12 watts per channel. It would work on 2 speakers, but nowhere near their potential. If you tried paralleling two speakers per channel you would get an impedance mismatch. If I were you, I would look for an amp with 4 channel out put and, maybe more power per channel. Don't exceed the power rating of your speakers though, or you could blow them out and damage your amplifier.
1552218
This should work for that. I have mine set up to work with an old pair of B&O speakers, and it sounds great! It's not a super powerful amp, so it won't get all that loud, but it puts out good sound. It has both USB and RCA inputs so you can hook it up to a computer AND another external input.
217548
You'll still need a proper amp. The output from this device isn't enough to power speakers alone.
540987
It would depend on the amount of speakers you are hooking up and the wattage I have a four channel personally but have it set to only power two speakers so If I decide to upgrade my system again I have the ability to do so
1552613
I used this amp and it works great on my PC. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0054L8GVK/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
920970
This amp puts out about 900 RMS and the speakers you have puts out 400 RMS a piece so it should sound pretty good just make sure you have the amp load at 2ohms or it will keep shutting off
511883
Yes it will work great with your speakers the amplifier don't push 2000 w as the manufacture say
277840
It will not be too much. However, you will need to be sure the amp is 2000w rms not peak. Each speaker is a 1500 watt peak 400 rms. Make sure your amp can output enough to support both.
90402
This amp is only 75 watts at a 4 ohm load. I'm not sure how big your speakers are; however, I would guess that you want something a little bigger. If you can afford it I would recommend an Adcom amp.
2100743
First what is the RMS on each speaker, this amp is rated at 1000 RMS . Which mean that each speaker will get 500 watts, as long as your rated speaker RMS is 500 to 800 this amp is alright.
224058
You would also need an amplifier that produces at least 25W/channel. If you already have the amp, I'd say to go for it, otherwise, you might want to consider a pair of small powered speakers (similar to computer speakers with the amp built right in, but much bigger and better sound than typical computer speakers). Amazon has dozens of different choices of powered speakers.
1040677
Speakers should be according to the amplifier power output rather than the mic but, if it helps, I am currently using it with a pair of Yamaha BR15 on a 3000 watt amplifier without any issue.
529464
Sorry - have to know how many amps or milli-amps your speaker is + how many milli-amps your power supply has too because they have to be similar. Power supply has to be at least as much as the speakers. Hope this helps a little....
736818
Well this depends on what ohm rating the speakers are. They aren't just "1200W", they will be 1200W at either 2, 4, or, 8 ohms. Once you find this out, look at the amps specs and look at the ohm rating that matches the ohm value for you speakers, that is the amount of watts that the amp will produce at the ohm rating per channel. You may want to get a more powerful