what is the continuous rms output? for four speakers front and back
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The manual states 100 watts X 4 is the RMS rating @ 4 ohms. 200 watts x 4 RMS @ 2 ohms.
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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.
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Correct, the 75W output rating applies to 4 ohm speakers. At 8 ohms it's less. Manufacturer's data provided in a tnt-audio web review indicated 50W for each of two speakers at 8 ohms:Power Rating STEREO: 50wpc @ 8ohms, 75wpc @ 4ohms, 0.01% THD, full bandwidth MONO: 150watts @ 8ohms
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I believe if you want to power all 4 speakers you'll need the NCA 40.4 160 Watt Amp (4405-0231)I have both, but the one you have listed above is powering the 2 7" in the lower fairings. You can find all the info you need @ http://www.hogtunes.com/
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1 Speaker is 150w rms/300w peak. 4Ohm. http://www.pyramidcaraudio.com/sku/PW677X This is the direct link to the speaker.
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I've used 1&2 A/B line speaker output for 4 8Ω 0hms speaker 100 watts per channel and for the monitor output I have the portable YAMAHA stage pas 300
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RMS Continuous Power: 40 Watts x 4 @ 4-Ohms, 60 Watts x 4 @ 2-Ohms, 125 Watts x 2 @ 4-Ohms Bridged
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I use a standard receiver (amplified) and 4 work fine. I added an amplifier/speaker switch to run 4 pairs or 8 speakers from the one receiver. But just for 2 pair any receiver (amplified) should work fine.
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You should do some more research as answers vary. Are you running 2channel? Bridged? Read the instructions, I don't recall the output in each mode, but it depends on the resistance of the speakers. Seems to me 250w rms speakers will do fine with that amp...
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I'm running two 6.5 Polk Audio in the front and two 5.25 Polk Audio in the back. It sounds really good. And it's very loud. I have both Gains set at 5 and it goes up to a Spinal Tap 11.
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Hi Michele, It depends on the impedance of your speakers. Here are the amplifier section details of this receiver:Minimum RMS Output Power (*1): 95 W + 95 W (6 ohms, 20 Hz - 20 kHz, THD 0.09%)Stereo Mode Output Power (*1): 110 W + 110 W (6 ohms, 1 kHz, THD 1%)Surround Mode Output Power (*1)(*2): 150 W per channel (6 ohms, 1 kHz, THD 0.9%)-Anthony
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You know . Im actually only running 4 speakers with this . I did switch the impedance to 4 . And I think I does sound a lot better . "Not overload" . I bought it so I can hook up 8 more so total of 12 speakers . One time for some reason when I first set it up . If I would crank up the volume the speakers would sound horrible and the zone selector kept turning off . I couldn't figure out why . But since then it hasn't done it anymore . Sorry I'm lot very technical I hope this helps
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This got me really curious. I hate not knowing the answer to what should be a simple question. I found this info on another site:"Specifications - from the user manual. Power output is listed as 30Watts RMS into 4 ohms with 10%THD - Not what I would call quality sound but maybe ok for your rear channel. BTW, this would equate to 15w @ 8ohms.Audio Input: Wireless * Stereo, 16-bit, 48 KHz, uncompressed* Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 87 dBAudio Output: HighEfficiency Class D,Speaker-level* Supports 4 to 16 ohm speakers* Audio output power: 2 × 30 W (RMS)into 4 ohms (no more than 10% THD)Transmission Delay * 15-20 msPower Supply * AC 100-240 V ~ 50/60 Hz" This got me really curious. I hate not knowing the answer to what should be a simple question. I found this info on another site:"Specifications - from the user manual. Power output is listed as 30Watts RMS into 4 ohms with 10%THD - Not what I would call quality sound but maybe ok for your rear channel. BTW, this would equate to 15w @ 8ohms.Audio Input: Wireless * Stereo, 16-bit, 48 KHz, uncompressed* Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 87 dBAudio Output: HighEfficiency Class D,Speaker-level* Supports 4 to 16 ohm speakers* Audio output... » Read More This got me really curious. I hate not knowing the answer to what should be a simple question. I found this info on another site:"Specifications - from the user manual. Power output is listed as 30Watts RMS into 4 ohms with 10%THD - Not what I would call quality sound but maybe ok for your rear channel. BTW, this would equate to 15w @ 8ohms.Audio Input: Wireless * Stereo, 16-bit, 48 KHz, uncompressed* Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 87 dBAudio Output: HighEfficiency Class D,Speaker-level* Supports 4 to 16 ohm speakers* Audio output power: 2 × 30 W (RMS)into 4 ohms (no more than 10% THD)Transmission Delay * 15-20 msPower Supply * AC 100-240 V ~ 50/60 Hz" « Show Less
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Sound*Output power (RMS): 8W*Sound System: Stereo*Volume Control: Volume Control up/down*Sound Enhancement: Dynamic Bass Boost
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Per the Manual:Output Power, 2 channels driven 4-Ohm, 1 kHz, 1% THD - 15Wx24-Ohm, 1 kHz, 10% THD - 23Wx2Max Power - 75Wx2Not sure how they get the "max power" figures, 15x2 is realistic, it sounds pretty good with 5.25" bookshelf speakers at moderate volumes. If you're looking for audiophile quality, driving large speakers, or playing loud music look elsewhere. Perfect for a small room or ambiance on a patio though.
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I am using it with two speakers and my tv as the source. I guess if you speakers watts sum like 150-200 watts you can use it (aprox 40-50 watts each).My speakers are 100 watts each and they play OK. But I doubt that it will drive 4 100 watts speakers. That is my opinion for what is worth but I am not an expert on this matter.
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Get a 4 channel amp that gets 500w rms for the speakers and tweeters. Get a monoblock amp that runs same rms as subs for them
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18 watts per channel RMS (continuous) @ 1% THD into 4 ohms, x4, 72 watts total RMS.