Help please. The description is scanty. Could someone post the specs on this: sepaker size, watts, other relevant info? THX! : )
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Power Output Level: 18 Watt (real)Audio system dynamic 2-way speakerCompatibility iPod/iPhoneRunning time over 10 hours on the built-in rechargeable batterySettings Crossfader DJ to switch from one channel to another without interrupting the musicOther functions 2 docks iPod/iPhoneConnectivityAuxiliary input 1Audio input 1 combo jack 6.35/XLRGeneral informationPower supply AC or rechargeable batteryAccessories included Microphone, transport case for cableWeight 19 kg
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I have 2 of these and I use them together sometimes. The only problem I've had is for some reason one will work for almost 8 hours straight and the other one stops working after about 3 hours. Not sure why. For the most part they've been great. I've used them for weddings on the beach and the sound has been great.
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Not sure about watts but you might find that under the specs. Definitely delivers. I have it running a waterfall and bubbler. I have to use a diverter of about 25/75 or the bubbler is to strong. The waterfall is about four feet above floor of pond and runs strong.
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Don't know the specs on those woffers,it powers 2, RF P3 10" shallow woofers very well !!
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I'm running two of these monsters with a 2500 watt amp and they're in a ported single box, I've found they aren't very good at hitting the lows. Get the sealed box, trust me.
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Wish I could help you. Brought it to give as a gift. From what I've heard it works great, but as far as wattage - no clue. Why don't you try googling company & contacting them for technical info. Good luck
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Hello, I'm assuming 10 watts total per their stated specifications. The output is perfectly fine with my Energy monitors. The amp sounds great at low levels too. I would recommend not clogging it up with over bass-heavy speaker cables and interconnects. As stated previously, the super-cheap Kimber PBJ interconnects work very well as would silver speaker cables, etc. Cheers, Adam
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Gary these transducers are rated at 50 watts. A preamp output is not what you should consider for driving this load. Think Amplifier not Preamp! An amp that is capable of more than 30 to 35 watts should be best suited for this purpose. If you download the manual for this product you can find warnings not to surpass the 50 watt per unit rating. All* of those prior answers were Internet noise. #1. Neither helpful nor informative #2. Borderline helpful but not informative #3. What? & Wrong! #4.* I might be too hard on Sara. She is right to drive a group of these with hundreds of watts of power and Sara is also correct in guessing that the low preamp power will not work with the Bass Shaker. My contention with her response is that the harm of testing is that it is a complete waste of time. It is sort of trying to see if your toaster will work without power. How could it?
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don't know the speaker specs but the amp rated at 300 and 480 continuous, I think this amp is more than the previous amp and you will have excess power which is always a plus and less work for the amp will last longer...so if price is not an option go for it...otherwise just look for a similar rated amp. I have this amp running a Orion DVC 12 in sub in a 1" enclosure and its very loud.. and the box actually moves around which I have to address someday... this amp is a beast...
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If I remeber correctly it was 800 watts. But it was built very cheap. I would suggest save up a little more money and go with a sony system. I returned this sound system in a day. Went with a sony and I'm happy
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Not sure of the technical specs, but I was running them with an older / cheaper amp and managed to blow them. My understanding is that it's not so much about how much power but how clean the power is - you blow the speakers when the amp starts clipping. The manufacturer was great, replaced them with no questions asked. I'm now running them on the same amp, being more careful. They're plenty loud.
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Actually, I got the 8" sub. It says 600 max. peak, 300 RMS. I'm running a 100 watt continuous power source to and it does fine with no distortion. I don't what it would do with 600W. Have my doubts about that.
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The label is very skimpy. it does not have amps, watts, or hp. Sorry, I do not know.
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Yes we purchased only one and we are pushing it with a 1600 watts. I think a 1000 watts per such give you the sound quality you are looking for
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170 W/Ch (6 ohm, 1 kHz, 1% THD, 1 Channel Driven, IEC) GREAT CHPOICE!Regards,Jan Levy
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After very little/light wear and tear, I reached in to unplug this device and found that it came apart in my hand! It was rarely ever used so it was long past any chance to return it or I would have. I don't know about watts and volts but I do know this thing fell apart on me so I would not recommend it to anyone else. Good luck!
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Kobi, Your received puts out 100w per channel. This is sufficient and will make the micca speakers scream. I would suggest four of these and also get the dual 5" center channel speaker I'm pretty sure they are 5". You won't ne disappointed!!! Now that you have your answer for that lets talk about your bass cuz with out the bass the great treble and mid range isn't going to matter. I have another cheap suggestion that rocks and won't break the bank. This is the best subwoofer I have ever owned it rocks and just gets louder when you crank up the volume and doesn't flatten out or max out when you turn it up. BIC America F12 12" 475W front firing sub. You can get this bad boy for 200 and it's worth every penny. This is the system I have with a Yamaha 100w per channel receiver and it is crystal clear and pounds. The girlfriend hates it.. Lmao!! I just went off reviews and man I'm glad I did I have a great system that was inexpensive.. Glad you asked and hope this helps
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The website lists the nominal capacity at 600 watts. I don't know if that is accurate since I don't have the manual that came with mine. Having said that, those numbers are not that important since the companies that make this stuff don't always use the same formula to get their results. What is important is you pair it with a good, clean powered amp. I would recommend you get the most powerful one you can get with the least distortion. Just don't let the speaker clip...sounds like it's popping.