what are the RMS watts of these speakers?
1020495
If I remember correct I think its 400 watts.. I use 4 of these speakers in my yard. they stay outdoors in the open all summer.. I bought an inexpensive Pyle hybrid amp. The amp goes perfect with these speakers- it has a mic jac in it. Im an old hard rock drummer, I play them constant blasting . you dont need a sub the base is perfect, There great speakers, there not small.
2026874
300 Watts RMS / 600 Watts Max Power. The other rating was for a single coil speaker not the dual coil..
219618
I'm Not Real Sure. I found something on line that says 400 watts peak power and 300 watts maximum output power. I'm not real electronic minded I still think they sound great after having them awhile. just remember they are huge and the little booklet that comes with them recommends placing them another foot from the wall so these big bi-otches can breathe. sometimes I wish the highs would be little louder. A guy I work with keeps telling me I should have went with some klipsh speakers but he's also a hatin' a hole. Hope that helped. I still love them. I listen to everything from country to dub step and everything in between and haven't stumped them yet. I'm Not Real Sure. I found something on line that says 400 watts peak power and 300 watts maximum output power. I'm not real electronic minded I still think they sound great after having them awhile. just remember they are huge and the little booklet that comes with them recommends placing them another foot from the wall so these big bi-otches can breathe. sometimes I wish the highs would be little louder. A guy I work with keeps telling me I should have went with some klipsh speakers but he's also a hatin' a hole. Hope that helped. I still love them. I listen to everything from country to... » Read More I'm Not Real Sure. I found something on line that says 400 watts peak power and 300 watts maximum output power. I'm not real electronic minded I still think they sound great after having them awhile. just remember they are huge and the little booklet that comes with them recommends placing them another foot from the wall so these big bi-otches can breathe. sometimes I wish the highs would be little louder. A guy I work with keeps telling me I should have went with some klipsh speakers but he's also a hatin' a hole. Hope that helped. I still love them. I listen to everything from country to dub step and everything in between and haven't stumped them yet. « Show Less
375568
I was going to say it seemed like 100 watts rms was the stated max for wattage--and durned if I wasn't right....Just know its just a numbers game with higher #'s being more impressive. I look at the sensitivty rating of the speaker 1st especially for car systems--they seem to play even more 'bigger is better games' than the home system players. Anyway, it's all in your ears when it comes down to it...that and budget restraints.
1696605
They can handle 300 Watts - 600 Watts Peak Power Total Per Pair / 300 Watts Peak Power Per Speaker & 400 Watts RMS Total Power Per Pair / 200 Watts RMS Per Speaker. I used these to replace my factory speakers, with a Pioneer AVH-X3500BHS, which pushes 50W per channel with a built-in amp. They are pretty great without an amp. I've got them installed in my Wrangler's rollbar.
1878655
Is that RMS? What volume level? Since these are efficient they should provide very loud output before utilizing anywhere near 150 watts. I have 95 RMS and never max out.
1304263
They are rated for 2-80 watts RMS. Meaning anything in between will do. You can NEVER underpower speakers. Underpowering them is usually the cause of death. Killing them with too much power is like winning the lottery. Also there are no head units I know of that do 55w RMS. 55w PEAK yes, RMS no. There is a difference. If your speakers are distorting you need to set the High Pass Filter(HPF) to block out 50hz and below. These are not subs, sending them the lower freq cause them to bottom out. I just had to log on to get the correct answer out.
421304
Per speaker...60 watts RMS per speaker. They play ok with a good aftermarket HU
1707300
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.
693326
Though i'm not absolutely sure i "think" they're about 600 watts rms.. These things really do BANG!! YOU WILL NOT BE DISSAPPOINTED!! I bought one of mine used & it's now 5 yrs old & still works great!!
66549
Just like you would any other speaker. The 1000 watts is probably the total output from all speakers. I currently have a 750 watt system and have no problems whatsoever. These are great sounding and looking.
1573572
Vrms = 0.3535 * Vpp ; use 35w as Vrms. That means peak. You'll blow these speakers if you try running them at 100w continuous.
829940
FYI, the website says these speakers have an RMS capacity of 60W. http://www.jbl.com/estore/jbl/us/products/GTO638/GTO638_JBL_US
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
1670724
They say 1600 W RMS, but I would guess somewhere closer to 300. They are the main speakers of my PA system which I use for both my band vocals and when I DJ. They have been plenty loud for the DJ part of it. I've DJ need some large weddings at country clubs that had over 200 people.as for the vocals for my band, they have worked great so far, just have to have the volume up over three quarters of the way to be loud and clear enough to hear over drums bass and two guitars.
597482
60W RMS per speaker. That said, JBL's like good power. Some users run more at these with good results.
2257931
I couldn't tell you but they don't need a lot of power for them to sound good. I have them running off a Samsung 7.1 1000 watt receiver. You have to bury the base of the speakers under ground for the bass to sound good. I hope this helps!