What is the comparable model from Def Technology in terms of power handling? Specs says it can handle 150W RMS/600W peak.
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Dear Kssood, Totally different sounding speakers, but as far as power handling and price point, I'd say the DefTech BP10B tower speakers. Eric C
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Goal Zero has excellent customer service and an excellent reputation and I have sold them for many years. There may be more to compare than just the 600 watts capacity. To compare apples with apples, I would need to know the unit you are referring to and their specs. Good luck. Denis - PrepareDirect
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150w rms 300w max. Not sure why its not in the description. Best sounding 6x9's I've ever heard, you wont be disappointed!
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Not at all. 1000 rms max. For my case, the most I can give mine is ~600 watts
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Tech specs are 120-volts, 1500-watts, 12.5-amps power, 60 hertz. I am using it under North American (USA) electrical systems.
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I've owned the PH400D for almost a year now but I only have it pushin 2 boss c122 12" 1400w max and 700w rms and its hits harder than any other regular system that I've heard. So I would imagine it would have absolutely no problem pushin 2 15s.
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Not sure on that question. But it has a lot of power. Never shuts down on me. Im running 2 jl 13.5 in subs and im killing them. Its worth it
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Im giving mine 500 watts rms from an alpine amp in a dodge charger and is way more than i need. Its in a rt labyrinth ported box.
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No, since mfr does not list specifications on that subject. I don't think it even list Maximum power in volts RMS or watts? But unless your a teenager that's likes to listen to hard-rock, then it's sufficiently loud enough w/o a lot of distortion. It's NOT a Bose, but for the low discounted sale price of $69 or lower, more than adequate.
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Hi,the 150W does pull from the available power meant for the 15" sub. The 15" sub is rated at 300W but the amplifier is rated at 500W RMS, 1000W Peak. Thanks for the question.
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65 watts rms, peak I'm not sure 125 would be my guess. Besides peak is what it can handle in short burts anyways.
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On the VM Audio website they state max power at 350 watts (peak power for a few milliseconds) and here they state 80 watts RMS (root mean square, or what would be continuous usable power). The peak power rating is typically 4-5 times the more realistic RMS rating. If the RMS rating is true, this is very high and well above what 2.75" satellites and 4" sub driver would ever require before failure. Often 5-10 watts for satellites is plenty for most people in a near field, small room/desk top situation. If these are 20-20-40 or 15-15-50 they have lots of headroom! These have me curious enough to want to try them out, I'll try to give a more complete review in a week or so.
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1400 watts each peak power.this is peak only! 700 watts each power limit normal operating wattage. �
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But you mean RMS which is how much it can handle while playing!!! which is 100W.Pwr Consumption 200W means thats how loud the speaker will play before breaking or overheating!!! it means not continous power but say for instance you turn your volume up for 1 second and back down. 200 watts will be all that you will hear in that time frame anything more than that will pop the speakers.
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1000-1500 RMS stable at 2 ohms is what I would go with. Stick with a good mane brand that advertises there power in RMS
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The tech specs say 30 N*cm at 60 rpm. I think that translates to 1.885 Watts... a little on the weak side.
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I don't know the rms/peak wattage. But I have had this speaker going on a year. And it's really durable and very loud. You won't go wrong with this speaker/sub combo while on a budget.