Bestbuy has it on sale also. But it says 100w per channel. And "With 200W peak power for robust audio.". So does that mean I can use a 150w speaker?
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Your speaker has the capacity to dissipate 150 watts. When it is ever doing that it would be blasting at huge volume and I doubt you ever get there. The more important stat is the power rating of your amplifier. Very few of those run at more than 100 watts per channel so yeah the switch will be fine with your speakers.
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I cannot answer your question without knowing the output of your amplifier. You need to be more concerned with the output of your amp than the watts of your speaker.
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The size of the speaker will not matter providing you do not exceed the 100W per ch out of the amplifier.
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The real question is do you normally run them with 200 watts of power?? The control is spec,ed at 100 watts. But for home use even to the most hearing impaired user Most folks will not use more than 20 / 30 working watts of power though the speakers are rated for 200 watts that just means that that is the peak excursion they should be able to tolerate without a failure. What is your amp rated at How many watts?? Knowing this how hard do you run it at?? a 200 watt amp run at half volume should deliver approximately 100 watts output power. I have 250 watt speakers and a 60 watt amp and can barely tolerate them run to 50 % past that I risk hearing damage and a visit by the local constabulary My speakers are really efficient. I am a believer that its not the power but the efficiency that rules. I do professional Sound reinforcement and rarely need to use more than 200 watts to the mids and that's to rock a crowd into the couple hundred. If you are truly using more than this consider building a more efficient system. My use of the volume control is to trim outdoor speakers rated at 50 w from an amp that outputs 25 watts
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If you go to the Bazooka site, they say 250w max. Mine is hooked up to a 120w 4-channel amp and sounds great. I crank it and love it.!
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If your 150w is RMS I think it would be fine. If you find it not hitting as hard as you want you could always get a more powerful amp. The 611a I'm running two of these from has the level only set to about 60% and they're still crazy loud.
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You would also need an amplifier that produces at least 25W/channel. If you already have the amp, I'd say to go for it, otherwise, you might want to consider a pair of small powered speakers (similar to computer speakers with the amp built right in, but much bigger and better sound than typical computer speakers). Amazon has dozens of different choices of powered speakers.
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With the brx 1600 u gonna put out bout 700 watts at 2ohm. Whats ur speaker rated for Mrs and peak power
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Definitely the speakers only have 180 watts peak so even if you didn't want to push the whole way ; 100 watts could even run it and its an easy install by yourself I did mine and they sound great by the way; but I also have a pair of jbl power series same size and they sound a little better base wise but vocals they're both amazing but yes the amp will work
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It's 100 Watts per channel but you can run speakers with it that are not rated to go up that high in watts so long as you don't turn the volume up too high.
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Dear customer, you're right and I am sorry that I mixed up the model in my last answer. And here's the correct answer: Yes, it's 50w/channel, and totally safe to use with no matter 4ohm or 8ohm speakers.
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I own 3 pair of the MC60 they sound great! I assume, since they have similar specs, this would be a better sonic match than say adding another brand in ceiling. Is this for center channel? If so definitely fine choice as it's typically voice so no other speaker to compare it to in the system.
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FROM THE SPEC SHEET:Max Power Output ..............................................720 W (180 W ¡Á 4)Rated Power Output (+B = 14.4V)Normal (4 ¦¸) (20 Hz ¨C 20 kHz, ¡Ü 0.08 % THD) ...60 W ¡Á 4(2 ¦¸) (1 kHz, ¡Ü 0.8 % THD) ...........................90 W ¡Á 4Bridged (4 ¦¸) (1 kHz, ¡Ü 0.8 % THD) ........................180 W ¡Á 2Therefore you would be running 180W RMS into each 6X9. I have my Wife's hooked up to a pair of Sony 6.5" Mid Bass / 1" Tweet and a 8" Bazooka Tube (60W X 2 + 120W X 1 RMS) and there is NO problem hearing her coming. You might do the same with a water proof sub tube/box to give more depth while you're out on the deep. Females loooove the rumble! FROM THE SPEC SHEET:Max Power Output ..............................................720 W (180 W ¡Á 4)Rated Power Output (+B = 14.4V)Normal (4 ¦¸) (20 Hz ¨C 20 kHz, ¡Ü 0.08 % THD) ...60 W ¡Á 4(2 ¦¸) (1 kHz, ¡Ü 0.8 % THD) ...........................90 W ¡Á 4Bridged (4 ¦¸) (1 kHz, ¡Ü 0.8 % THD) ........................180 W ¡Á 2Therefore you would be running 180W RMS into each 6X9. I have my Wife's hooked up to a pair of Sony 6.5" Mid Bass / 1" Tweet and a 8" Bazooka Tube (60W X 2 + 120W X 1 RMS) and there is NO problem hearing her... » Read More FROM THE SPEC SHEET:Max Power Output ..............................................720 W (180 W ¡Á 4)Rated Power Output (+B = 14.4V)Normal (4 ¦¸) (20 Hz ¨C 20 kHz, ¡Ü 0.08 % THD) ...60 W ¡Á 4(2 ¦¸) (1 kHz, ¡Ü 0.8 % THD) ...........................90 W ¡Á 4Bridged (4 ¦¸) (1 kHz, ¡Ü 0.8 % THD) ........................180 W ¡Á 2Therefore you would be running 180W RMS into each 6X9. I have my Wife's hooked up to a pair of Sony 6.5" Mid Bass / 1" Tweet and a 8" Bazooka Tube (60W X 2 + 120W X 1 RMS) and there is NO problem hearing her coming. You might do the same with a water proof sub tube/box to give more depth while you're out on the deep. Females loooove the rumble! « Show Less
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150. The receiver will need speaker with RMS wattage that handle 150 W RMS per channel.
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Vrms = 0.3535 * Vpp ; use 35w as Vrms. That means peak. You'll blow these speakers if you try running them at 100w continuous.
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the amp puts out a clean 150 watts per channel i have this amp powering a pair of bowers & wilkens 683 speakers rated for 200 watts and they sound greati also have other items from emotiva they are great>
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1 Speaker is 150w rms/300w peak. 4Ohm. http://www.pyramidcaraudio.com/sku/PW677X This is the direct link to the speaker.
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The speakers are 25 W RMS, 100 W Peak here is a link to the spec sheet. http://www.behringer.com/assets/1C-BK_P0196_S_EN.pdfI hope that helps.
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max power is 100 milliwatts, freq. 5-30,000hz. imp. 32 ohms. that is about all the specs i have, other than they sound very good. try noontec.com for some info, however they don't show all specs. there. IF YOU BUY THEM TAKE OFF THE EAR PADS TO MAKE SURE THERE ARE NO ROUND STICKERS OVER THE CENTER OF EACH SPEAKER. IF IT IS THERE JUST TAKE THEM OFF . I HAD TO AND THEY SOUND WONDERFUL. SOME UNITS WERE SHIPPED THAT WAY IN THE BEGINNING. STICKER IS ABOUT 1 INCH IN DIAMETER.