What is speaker wattage. RMS ?? / 100W Peak?
834305
Sorry can't remember. The seller should have such info. Should be adequate for most amps or ears.
834306
I'm not sure what it's rated at, but I know that it held up to 50 watts RMS, cause I've put that into it a few times. It's sealed inside the cabinet, now, so I can't look at it.
834307
65 watts rms, peak I'm not sure 125 would be my guess. Besides peak is what it can handle in short burts anyways.
1636650
Dieckmann, you have not mentioned what watt are you speakers. i have the same problem too but my speakers are like 40W. i am usuing my old speakers till i get a deal on a new 80-100W speakers.so maybe if you upgrade the speaker is you have low Watt ones you will get good sound at 30-40 level.hope this helps
1754256
peak power 225 watts per speaker.as for the rms power range its 2-110.you can go to crutchfield.com and check out the specs.hope this answer helped.
223554
The wattage listing on these is not correct at all. They are ok for replacing factory speakers, but if you put 800 to them they would pop in a second.
2089441
According to the chart on the Amazon website, the VS2620 speakers are 5 Watts RMS Total Continuous Power (RMS), and 10 Watts Peak Power.
86428
I have it plugged in a 8W per channel amp, and even at 3 to 4 watt, these speakers are pretty loud (slightly louder than conversation).When I plug them in my multichannel 100W RMS per channel amp, they make the walls shake!
1918757
Dont buy this speaker.... Believe me... I dont remember how many watts it has, I just remember it doesnt work
1205778
You have to look at these two ratings as being a range. RMS is the lowest voltage, per se, that the speaker needs in order to run properly. Peak power is the top of this range. Example RMS 100 watts....Peak 200 watts. It is a good theory to run no greater than 75% between these two levels. Hope this helps :-)
2012427
Hi Phil, Here are the details of the ouput power: Speaker Impedance : 4-8 Ohms Power Ad Hoc : CEA2006 Standard Power: 17 Watts RMS per channel into 4 Ohms, 4 channels driven from 20 Hz to 20 kHz with less than 1% THD+N. Max power output : 55 watts x 4 at 4 ohms -Anthony
318213
It means that the peak Watts that the unit can use maximum is 350 watts so that is for each set. So if we are talking about continuous maximum power handling it would require that we multiply by .707 so it would operate at 247 watts continuously. So together they operate at 123.5 watts continuously. You would need a 250 watt RMS 2 channel amp for the speakers. 125 watts per channel. Anything larger and you will blow out your speakers.
1219911
Hello. The RMS power at 8 ohms is 25 watts, and its peak power would be 33 watts per channel. You will need to wire a speaker at 2 ohms per channel to take advantage of the full output power of this amplifier.
95924
Hello. This system runs at 100 watts into 4 ohm (2 x 8 ohm) speakers. Thank you for your interest!
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
515119
It's each 700 watts, higher wattage peak. Can't remember the peak wattage. Sorry. Anyway these speakers are great. You can crank em up and won't even come close to distorting!
1563571
To my understanding it's 25W. Mine was bought 2nd hand and runs a pair of 100 W 6 Ohm bookshelf speakers just fine, add an active sub if needed. There's plenty of settings and EQ to get you satisfied. One major surprise i had was, that you must have have a TV connected for both setup and use.
1322774
I am not sure the exact wattage rating but my reciever puts 80w per channel and I wouldn't go much higher than that. The speakers are clear, but also keep in mind the subwoofer is not powered. I was unaware of this, when the description says "200w" I thought it had a 200w sub amp. I had to purchase a separate subwoofer. Average speakers for a low price.
1771116
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.