Does anyone know how many watts the speakers have? All I can find is "2 way high fidelity."
1549304
I do not know what the watts are, but the sound is out of this world. Buy this radio. Make sure your wifi is good. I have verizon and I never have any problems with connection issues.
1549305
I don't know but it can't be much as the volume is OK but could be louder. At full volume, it is alright to listen too but nothing worth covering your ears. It does have an external speaker/headphone jack so you could attach it to high powered speakers. Also, the speakers in the radio are designed to give a surround/hall effect, which actually works pretty well. Proper placement of the radio can help with the sound, such as putting it in a corner.
1549306
My guess would be no more than 5 to 10 watts. More than that would need a larger platform for heat transfer - and since this is a plastic construction device - more than 10 would be doubtful. Even still I am happy with the sound, levels in a standard office/household room.
2258314
These speakers need power. I have 120W per channel and they could take more. Dont skimp on power.
1651003
The speaker is rated at 125 watts. I use then for rear speakers. This are fantastic speakers.
636728
what about speakers with 150-watt maximum input power? I'm a novice at this stuff.
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.
2257931
I couldn't tell you but they don't need a lot of power for them to sound good. I have them running off a Samsung 7.1 1000 watt receiver. You have to bury the base of the speakers under ground for the bass to sound good. I hope this helps!
426505
Justin -Nice, very powerful speakers to began with (700 Watts). For PA, something like an XR 8300 wound be a good choice (2 x 300 Watts).That would give you 300W to the mains and 300W to the monitors.If you want to elaborate, please give me a call.Thanks,Hugh800-806-7774318-614-0422 Cell
2104023
Are they 2400 Watts Continuous? 2400 Watts Program? Peak? Is that the rating for each speaker or only one? What is the nominal impedance of each speaker? It is important to know all of these things to make the correct suggestion. I assume that they are probably rated at 600 Watts continuous (1200W Program/2400W Peak) because it is rare to find 1200W and 2400W (continuous) 15" drivers. Also, how loud do you plan on playing them? Do you need them running at full volume or do you just want to listen to them at "normal" levels in your home and maybe somewhat louder on occasion? Heck, just tell the name and brand of speaker; that will be the most helpful.
1918757
Dont buy this speaker.... Believe me... I dont remember how many watts it has, I just remember it doesnt work
1323139
I am running them with 50 watts per channel from a kenwood double din deck and they do very well. Using a 4x100watt amp would give you more punch but any good amp with more than that is overkill for these speakers.
1780786
I believe they are 125 watts. My receiver is 15 yrs. Old and supplies 100 watts per channel and it sounds bad ass!! As long as theyre not over powered so theres no risk of blowing them is what I would go by.. I also have the cv center channel and it makes a big difference when watching movies. Not so much for music(center channel speaker that is)
66549
Just like you would any other speaker. The 1000 watts is probably the total output from all speakers. I currently have a 750 watt system and have no problems whatsoever. These are great sounding and looking.
326441
The sp[eakers can handle from 20 - 150 watts. I run them with a Denon 1913 which puts out 90. They sound great.
221023
dont go by the 500 watts,thats max,its just there for ppl to buy it,always go by the rms,in this case 80 watts,some have more,some has less,but it comes down to you and your listening perference ,these speakers are awesome,i have the old blue ones and man they hit hard and the highs scream
829940
FYI, the website says these speakers have an RMS capacity of 60W. http://www.jbl.com/estore/jbl/us/products/GTO638/GTO638_JBL_US
152878
Well I can see now in one of the customer images, it shows that the system is 70 watts RMS. It's too bad the picture is so small. I wonder if 70 watts RMS is the combined total RMS, or just the speakers, etc. Thanks ahead to anyone who can elaborate.
2104022
Are they 2400 Watts Continuous? 2400 Watts Program? Peak? Is that the rating for each speaker or only one? What is the nominal impedance of each speaker? It is important to know all of these things to make the correct suggestion.I assume that they are probably rated at 600 Watts continuous (1200W Program/2400W Peak) because it is rare to find 1200W and 2400W (continuous) 15" drivers.Also, how loud do you plan on playing them? Do you need them running at full volume or do you just want to listen to them at "normal" levels in your home and maybe somewhat louder on occasion? Heck, just tell the name and brand of speaker; that will be the most helpful. Are they 2400 Watts Continuous? 2400 Watts Program? Peak? Is that the rating for each speaker or only one? What is the nominal impedance of each speaker? It is important to know all of these things to make the correct suggestion.I assume that they are probably rated at 600 Watts continuous (1200W Program/2400W Peak) because it is rare to find 1200W and 2400W (continuous) 15" drivers.Also, how loud do you plan on playing them? Do you need them running at full volume or do you just want to listen to them at "normal" levels in your home and maybe somewhat... » Read More Are they 2400 Watts Continuous? 2400 Watts Program? Peak? Is that the rating for each speaker or only one? What is the nominal impedance of each speaker? It is important to know all of these things to make the correct suggestion.I assume that they are probably rated at 600 Watts continuous (1200W Program/2400W Peak) because it is rare to find 1200W and 2400W (continuous) 15" drivers.Also, how loud do you plan on playing them? Do you need them running at full volume or do you just want to listen to them at "normal" levels in your home and maybe somewhat louder on occasion? Heck, just tell the name and brand of speaker; that will be the most helpful. « Show Less