How powerful is this stereo? IE how many watts delivered to the speakers?
2075580
Bill Walch has already given the answer in a previous reply. Note that the loudness is likely to be more dependent on the speakers. Speakers with 95db sensitivity are going to be 8 times more powerful than those with a 86db sensitivity whereas to get this same increase from an amplifier you would have to go from a 22 watt (as in this case), to a 176 watt amplifier. I have 92db speakers and this radio is plenty loud enough for me.
2075581
I believe that it's 40w per channel. It's plenty loud unless you are planning on doing some type of super serious build. I am using it to push four 6 1/2"s in my truck and they keep up with the 350w Eclipse amp and 12" I am running.
2075582
Sam, according to the manual (http://manual.kenwood.com/en_contents/attachDownload/1000008765), it says 22 watts x 4 (50W x 4 MAX). For me, I'm using the radio in my Grand Cherokee with its factory Infinity 100W x 4 booster amp. In my setup, it works great. With efficient speakers, 22W "should" be OK, but you may want to consider an amp if you like it loud. This is a great radio, with lots of features. Couldn't be happier.
1727032
Speaker wattage doesn't mean a great deal unless they are powered speakers; that's why the powered subwoofer is listed at 100W. The satellite speakers have an impedance of 8 ohms and are rated to handle between 10 and 100 watts. As others have noted, this is a wired system. I have mine installed on the ceiling (and the white speakers blend in very nicely with the white ceiling), and they sound really great. I'm using a 100W receiver and these speakers are plenty loud well before reaching the midway point on the receiver's volume setting. Great sound at this price point.
1109664
It is rated at 2 X 5 Watts (RMS) with a passive subwoofer. It's loud enough to fill a room but not enough for a party.
1865217
300 watts; if you have 4 ohms speakers it will give you 55 watts per channel but if you have 2 ohms speakers it will give you 75 watts per channel.
1701209
I believe the 260 watts is the electrical power the receiver is consuming, the 120-170 watts x 7 channels refer to the output of the 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)
432965
I feed them 75 watts from a fosgate amp each. They can handle 100 fine too. They just try to take my doors apart over 75w.
15000
300 ear-splitting Watts. My Harman Kardon only pushes 125/ch & this little sucker is concert loud anywhere over 2/3's. Always crystal clear! I have all JBL 7 speaker surround & have spent a few weekend nights watching "live" recorded concerts on Palladia channel at full volume. It honestly really sounds like I'm at the concert!! Point being, on a surround system the center has the biggest shoes to fill. This speaker does it beautifully!
496917
I can't remember how many watts, the box is packed away in my garage. For the price, the sound quality is good. I have not had issues with crackling or flat bass, even when my 3 year old daughter cranked up the volume way too high on the remote. Keep in mind, you really get what you pay for, this is an entry level audio system. The remote controls aren't that great, as in the remote take a second to register your commands. The speakers are super light and cheap feeling, but as I said, it does not seem to effect sound quality.
1156281
Well, it's about 850 watts underpowered. I use it for calling trivia and I average 50-60 people per game. It's well-suited for that although on extra busy nights I am pushing it a bit. As it happens, I also own some Behringer powered speakers and for the money they cannot be beat. MUCH better suited to your application.The PYLE stuff is better than nothing, but the sound matches the quality, which ain't much.
2017380
I have mine powered at 50w x4 and I would say the bass is fairly decent, it's punchy, but not very boomy. I definitely recommend backing these up with a small sub. Love the speakers, you won't find a better set for less than triple this price.
656512
Its 200 watts RMS. I'm pushing it with at least 150 watts with no problems.
2033479
The power level on the speaker is 3 watts and sounds very clear. Let me know if you have any other questions. Valerie - Wusic Customer Service
1568164
The total power output is RMS 1W x 2. It won't shake the windows, but it does provide comfortable listening levels sufficient to fill a large room without setting the volume level to max.
988023
Dear Ananth, Thanks for your inquiry. This is a solid state integrated amplifier. The power output depends on what type of speakers you are using and can range from 45 watts to 60 watts. Eric C
29865
Rating is 100 watts. I use them as surrounds on a 100 wpc receiver and drive it hard. They take it in stride. These are quite good; certainly one of the better values in ceiling speakers. I have four in my theater room, and I have two more in my bath / dressing area for music. They sound great!
884790
Most people say around 300 watts each, I went with 600 watts each and positively love them. The wattage is needed to get the mids and woofers to work properly. If you power them right and run them full range a sub is really not needed. Remember most recievers are rated two channels driven, so an external amp is a must. These speakers sound good with 90 watts, they sound like a completely different speaker with 300 watts, they go from good to great.