Output Power: 180W + 180W; RMS Power Output: 30W; Anyone know what this means? Looks like a double wattage rating?
1535527
Rms is the actual power to the speakers. Your speakers will have an tms rating as well so you will want to make sure you are not exceeding speakers ability or they can be damaged. This is a noceLittle amp for the money
1535528
okay it works like a radio I use it on my DJ equipment its powers 500 watt speakers yes that's a lot of power OMW hug up a CD player to or any kind of speakers trust me it's really easy to use
1535529
This is for each channel. When you see listings like this for speakers it means there are two channels, each 180 w max. But like the other review said RMS is the safe amount. It is the wattage you can put thru the device for an extended period of time without damage.
1535530
Must be a mis-translation from Chinese. There could not be anything about this amp that is 360W. Probably 15W RMS per channel. RMS is the DC equivalent power dissipation and the usual rating convention.
861619
The metal plate on our PBB25 says 120V and 3.0Amps. For watts, the conversion is "watts=amps x volts," so the wattage should be 360. But wattage increases as the load increases, and manufacturers want to put the most "optimistic" spin on things, so anything that says "peak watts" means "the wattage reached under the maximum possible load, i.e., just at the instant before the motor burns out."
1023366
I put a video on here about this junk.... it's 30 watts. For some reason they removed the video
328641
Crutchfield has the specs as "Peak Power Output (Watts x Channels) 450 x 2". Peak wattage (in this case 900 watts) is important to be available during certain demanding parts of a song, but is not sustainable (Think of it like you're jogging and a dog starts chasing you. You can get a burst of speed to get away, but can't run that fast for a long period). The sustained/continuous wattage is what the RMS refers to. That is what the more important statistic is to look at and how most legitimate amps are rated. I have this amp and consider it very good, especially at this price point. Sorry if I got too off topic. Hope this helps!
1139901
150w rms 300w max. Not sure why its not in the description. Best sounding 6x9's I've ever heard, you wont be disappointed!
854253
Total power output:RMS 8W x 2 + 12W x 1Source: http://www.edifier-international.com/products/edifier-multimedia/m1380
2019324
I am not sure. The paperwork does not answer the questions. My "main item" is a Yamaha RX-V773WA which theoretically draws up approx. 400-500w. All my switched items (amps, fans, etc.) are low wattage except for an old Adcom amp which draws up to 500 watts.Mine works perfectly even though the Yamaha, like all modern receivers, draws a little wattage when off.
2182337
Sound*Output power (RMS): 8W*Sound System: Stereo*Volume Control: Volume Control up/down*Sound Enhancement: Dynamic Bass Boost
178914
Craig, thanks for your response. I asked a salesperson at an electronics store and he says that the 165W is probably referring to the power consumption not the total power and that would be typical for a 290W sub. What ate your settings showing in S. cal. and ind. speaker settings, if you don't mind sharing?
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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
1558563
Its 2000 watts, feels like 1200 rms and i had this amp for 2 years and its phenomenal...Huge bang for your buck!
1033961
According to the user manual, the rated power output of the amp is 30 watts per channel.
770471
Output it's 2000 watts, which is at 115 volts, So doing that math, the output amperage is 17.3 however if you are talking about input amps, that's also some "simple" math 2000 watts out divided by 12 volts in = 167 amps
475142
Hi,Here is the rating on this amp - Rated Output Power (Stereo): 210 watts at 8 ohms; 320 watts at 4 ohms; 420 wats at 2 ohmsSo depending at how many ohms you are running everything at ... that will probably make a difference ... most likely you should be OKPlease let me know if you have any other questions, I will do my best to assist you.JenniferMillennium Worldwide
854254
Total power output: RMS 8W x 2 + 12W x 1 Source: http://www.edifier-international.com/products/edifier-multimedia/m1380
597481
i think its 127.26 per speaker. not sure. i multiplied the 180 watt peak power by .707 hope this helps
955911
It's a 55W TDP card. That means it'll consume up to 55W when under full load. I've seen many guys reporting being able to run this card with their stock 280-300W PSUs.