what is the power handling on these?
256628
40 watts. Here are the rest of the specs: Specifications: * Woofer: 6-1/2" polypropylene * Tweeter: 5/8" polycarbonate ferrofluid cooled * Power handling: 40 watts RMS/75 watts max * Impedance: 6 ohms * Frequency response: 70-20,000 Hz * Sensitivity: 87 dB 1W/1m *
256629
Yes, I am using them in a 7.1 THX, DTS, and Dolby Digital Surround Sound setup and they sound good. They go louder than I will ever need them to be. They also sound good in a 7-channel stereo setup. They Play music well and loud. With good treble and good bass. Shakes my whole house. ( I kid you not ). Just use a good subwoofer and AVR receiver. These speakers can handle it, trust me. ) I used the polk PSW10 subwoofer and Yamaha 7.1 receiver 120 amps per channel.
256630
look them up on partsexpress.com. but you should know that you really can not over power stereo speakers. you only damage them when you give them too little power. that because you end up giving them a distorted signal. more importanly look at the impedance. make sure that the impedance on the amp matches the speakers. most amps and speakers operate at 8 ohms.
256631
It is a TWO way general Speakers, use with 5-40 watt equipment. Impendence 8 omps, Response 70 Hz to 20 kHz, Sensitivity 87 dB 1W-1M, Woofer 6-1/2 polypropylene cone, Tweeter 5/8 " polycarbonate w/Ferrofluid, Crossover: First order high-Pass, Terminals: Quick Connect and it also has Hang Up Hooks.
639435
Not as they are configured from the factory.the only accesible power output is a USB female jack.The USB output appears to be direct solar output.
1200498
I cannot say...I am using them outside connected to a receiver. They work well and can handle the outside elements.
255470
I have them powered by a pioneer sa 510. 30w per channel. Not really impressed honestly. I'd buy something else.
1985863
Yes, they need power to work, but they are dc voltage so you could rig up a power supply on the board
1470057
just put some wire nuts on them and tape up out of the way, there is no power to them if unhooked so not to worry.
1938198
These have voltage switch on the back. So make sure to adjust according to your location!
803578
They are a grip handle to assist in unplugging from the power box and power cord
888639
They are designed to run with DC brushless controllers. Also they are very loud
62864
I am not sure. They are super powerful, however, they are too tiny and awkward to handle
2120585
No. Not at all. They are powered by AC power. You will have to plug them into the wall plug as well.
957671
I use these along with a power adapter, http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00HV3AUEK/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
2025168
three of these won't handle that power...they are 300w rms x 3 = 900w.....max means nothing, only go by rms
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.
306829
They don't require a battery in general. Just insure that the Head unit you are using to push them puts out a suitable amount of power. 50 watt RMS would be perfect for these.
1328390
It will power them, but only puts out 600 max Watts. I had mine clamped and was very dissatisfied.
1373173
These are not battery operated. They plug into standard household 110volt AC outlet.