If i amplify these speakers 400 watts for 4 of them, will they be pretty loud?
1975754
Yes I have an alpine pdr v75 amp with focal 165v 15's & 165 ca1's along with the sub sounds loud and clear
1975755
If you put 100w per speaker these will be super loud and super clear. That is if you are using a really good amp. These speakers like really clean power.
1975756
Yes I have 2 of them on 14 watts each and they get pretty loud. Just don't over power them
1430903
These speakers are rated for 250 watts but nominal is 40 watts. So yes more than likely you will blow these at high volume. These speakers are really just made to go off head unit power so if you got that kind of amp I would look for a better speaker.
87407
I have a Yamaha with 120 watts per channel. That seems like plenty of power.I don't know if I'd use less than 80. Good speakers for the money
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.
2035613
Yes they are better. I have 800 watts rms pushing them and its just one speaker.
1757398
I have sold the house I put these in but they are great sounding speakers . I suggest you verify via Yamaha website if the rated wattage is a concern. I am putting Yamaha in at the new house but a different style due to mounting arrangment
1559714
Are you asking if these are OK to use with a 130 watt amp as the only speakers, without a Sub or a center channel? My answer would be "yes" but you don't want to crank it up all the way. However, because Klipsch speakers tend to be more efficient, you probably wouldn't want to pump the maximum watts into these speakers because it would be too loud, unless you are into REALLY load music. I wouldn't worry so much about the amp rating, I would be more worried about the balanced sound output. I would find a subwoofer of some type to add to these for a balanced sound. They are great down to about 100 Hz, below that they fall off pretty fast. But, if you're not into bass, then they will do fine alone.
862072
Oh heck yeah, without a problem. I'm running a Pyle 3000 Watt amp & their taking it all just fine. I strongly recommend these speakers. I couldn't be happier.
802295
No. They are very queit speakers in terms of noise. Check your source and make sure your levels aren't causing the noise.
1575208
I'm really not sure...I've had my pair for some time now...I've had mine for some time now that I'm honestly not sure. but I am satisfied with them though..i'm glad you asked because I want to purchase another set...I'm confident though they will live up to your expectations... I believe though if you have a weak system they will appear louder than your other speakers, that's how strong they are AND I push mine.....
2266406
They sure will, crisp clean and pretty impressive for how small they are, be sure to run them with a nice amp, and don't forget they have a 20 hour break in period, as all nice speakers do, so don't crank them right away, and set your amp to small speaker size as well, you'll be happy, I am
731289
Yes, but watch your power levels - The speakers are rated for 1,000 watts each and the EP4000-series is 2,000 watts per channel. You could, in theory, run two of these per channel and be fine.
1293244
It depends on the ohms. These speakers are 8 ohms. If the amp is rated for 4 ohms, you will fry your speakers. If the amp is rated at 8 ohms, you should be fine. I have a pair of these speakers hooked up to an an amp thst puts out 125 watts @ 8 ohms per channel and they sound fantastic.
509547
I don't think that's a good idea because if you want a louder sound wouldn't you get a speaker with more watts...you can amplify sound but if the speaker dosen't have enough watts it wont ever sound clear or loud enough....just my opinion
1920050
The speakers are 20 Watts RMS That's a bit too much power for those speakers. You should use The Prime R250X4 ...
2208949
Im pretty sure they will run. The speakers peak is 200 watts, which means their rms is around 130 to 140. So i wouldnt run then very loud to avoid blowing. The manual also says if your reciever is rated for 4 to 6 ohms that should increase the life of the speaker.
560458
It all depends on if you are using an amplifier remember they are rated @ 360watt's so you need some power to drive them, if your stereo put's out 4x50 they sound good but you will get better sound if you put 300 watt's per channel and don't forget a sub to complete your system for full enjoyment.