are these 100watts per speaker or 50 watts per speaker.
889014
The speakers are 25 W RMS, 100 W Peak here is a link to the spec sheet. http://www.behringer.com/assets/1C-BK_P0196_S_EN.pdfI hope that helps.
889015
The speakers are 25 W RMS, 100 W Peak here is a link to the spec sheet. http://www.behringer.com/assets/1C-BK_P0196_S_EN.pdf I hope that helps.
889016
Hi John, unfortunately the description is quite messed up so i can't be sure, the thing is that when i went to an audio store to purchase a power amp the employer there told me is 100watts each, these speakers for their price are perfect but it requires a power amp which costs too much money, hope i answered your question :)
1528321
100 watt (RMS) 140 watt (max). I used these in my Marantz 3-way home speakers and they sounded great. I did have to make the holes slightly larger.
1473047
Specifications for this speaker are 10 to 150 watts. I use a 100 watts/channel Yamaha 5.1 amplifier and they perform very well. I have no direct experience with lower powers, although we usually operate the system at less than 25% of max volume. In your case my opinion is that the 50 watt Yamaha would work very well but probably not the Kenwood.
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.
2266405
These are really good sounding speakers but beware of the 100 watt limit. I have a little bit larger family room than noted and really like to crank up the sound at times. I am using a Yamaha RX-475 which is 115 watts and I have now blown two of the satellite speakers and I have had to replaced them with Yamaha speakers that can handle the wattage. So make sure your receiver wattage does not exceed 100 watts!!!
486590
According to JL Audio, these can speakers handle 15-100W RMS. The recommended power is 60W RMS.
693326
Though i'm not absolutely sure i "think" they're about 600 watts rms.. These things really do BANG!! YOU WILL NOT BE DISSAPPOINTED!! I bought one of mine used & it's now 5 yrs old & still works great!!
282461
50 watts rms100 watts max, using the new pp4x or pp8x crossover might help with power handling and protecting the tweeter more.
264565
I don't remember but they are very good speakers I didn't have ni complaints about them just try them out with a J.B.L amp 6 to an 900 watts
1551906
They are listed as 200 watt speakers, however, they will not handle that much. If it's for a bar they will not be overloaded and should be OK. I had a problem getting the brackets to tighten up to the speaker. They are not very well made. You get what you pay for.
1102734
Each speaker can handle 130 watts. Amplifier/receiver output is generally rated in terms of watts per channel, and an individual speaker (or system of speakers in a single enclosure with a common input) is connected to a channel. Speakers are therefore rated in terms of how much each individual enclosure can handle.
29865
Rating is 100 watts. I use them as surrounds on a 100 wpc receiver and drive it hard. They take it in stride. These are quite good; certainly one of the better values in ceiling speakers. I have four in my theater room, and I have two more in my bath / dressing area for music. They sound great!
2265042
Depends on how efficient the speakers are. 50 watts per channel should be plenty for most home listening. It works for me just fine.
515119
It's each 700 watts, higher wattage peak. Can't remember the peak wattage. Sorry. Anyway these speakers are great. You can crank em up and won't even come close to distorting!
1688514
The real question is do you normally run them with 200 watts of power?? The control is spec,ed at 100 watts. But for home use even to the most hearing impaired user Most folks will not use more than 20 / 30 working watts of power though the speakers are rated for 200 watts that just means that that is the peak excursion they should be able to tolerate without a failure. What is your amp rated at How many watts?? Knowing this how hard do you run it at?? a 200 watt amp run at half volume should deliver approximately 100 watts output power. I have 250 watt speakers and a 60 watt amp and can barely tolerate them run to 50 % past that I risk hearing damage and a visit by the local constabulary My speakers are really efficient. I am a believer that its not the power but the efficiency that rules. I do professional Sound reinforcement and rarely need to use more than 200 watts to the mids and that's to rock a crowd into the couple hundred. If you are truly using more than this consider building a more efficient system. My use of the volume control is to trim outdoor speakers rated at 50 w from an amp that outputs 25 watts
884790
Most people say around 300 watts each, I went with 600 watts each and positively love them. The wattage is needed to get the mids and woofers to work properly. If you power them right and run them full range a sub is really not needed. Remember most recievers are rated two channels driven, so an external amp is a must. These speakers sound good with 90 watts, they sound like a completely different speaker with 300 watts, they go from good to great.
1041811
Should be fine. They are rated up to 100w. Just be sure that the impedence the amp requires (usually 8 ohms), to the speakers (I think 8 ohms).