what is the maximum wattage that these speakers can handle?
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30 Watts peak power but well more than enough for most standard installations. I use it as my center Instrument Panel speaker and it works great. Light years above the factory speakers. Hope this help... I strongly recommend this speaker if you are looking to upgrade the factory sound system.....Good luck!!!!!!Highlights: » 2-way 3-1/2" speakers (pair) » polypropylene woofer cone with polyester foam surround » 1/2" polyether imide (PEI) film balanced dome tweeter » power range: 6-15 watts RMS (30 watts peak power) » frequency response: 80-20,000 Hz » sensitivity: 88 dB » top-mount depth: 1-3/4" » grilles not included » warranty: 1 year 30 Watts peak power but well more than enough for most standard installations. I use it as my center Instrument Panel speaker and it works great. Light years above the factory speakers. Hope this help... I strongly recommend this speaker if you are looking to upgrade the factory sound system.....Good luck!!!!!!Highlights: » 2-way 3-1/2" speakers (pair) » polypropylene woofer cone with polyester foam surround » 1/2" polyether imide (PEI) film balanced dome tweeter » power range: 6-15 watts RMS (30 watts peak power) » frequency response:... » Read More 30 Watts peak power but well more than enough for most standard installations. I use it as my center Instrument Panel speaker and it works great. Light years above the factory speakers. Hope this help... I strongly recommend this speaker if you are looking to upgrade the factory sound system.....Good luck!!!!!!Highlights: » 2-way 3-1/2" speakers (pair) » polypropylene woofer cone with polyester foam surround » 1/2" polyether imide (PEI) film balanced dome tweeter » power range: 6-15 watts RMS (30 watts peak power) » frequency response: 80-20,000 Hz » sensitivity: 88 dB » top-mount depth: 1-3/4" » grilles not included » warranty: 1 year « Show Less
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I would say about 150 Watts RMS. You really need some nice clean power to drive these speakers. I would highly advise to Bi-amp your speakers: meaning get an external amp in addition to your Receiver's amp.
275509
They are 300 watts peak RMS. I just installed them in my buddies jeep and they sound great.
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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
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Polk's recommended amp rating is between 5 and 500 watts. I have been running them on an Adcom GFA5500 for nearly 4 years (200 watts if I recall correctly). Best sounding speakers I have ever owned.
87409
At least 100 watts to drive them. I believe they handle much more than that. Any less power and the 15" speaker won't thump. Hope this helps
1840177
I don't know the watts, but I do have the speakers hooked up to a 100 Watt receiver and they sound great. The speakers are not wireless unless you have some sort of wireless device to connect to them.
186932
They are 160rms and 330 peak power. If your looking for high cualety speakers i recomend you them.
385324
will power to max capacity of speakers. 15 watts clean with bigger power-supply. Not going to Rock a night club but more then enough for casual listening.
1387019
They don't have a wattage rating because they are not self-powered, but rely on a separate amplifier. The speakers are rated at 4ohm. I use the Audioengine amp to drive mine. There is plenty of volume and they sound great - much better than any other computer sound system I have owned.
1726591
Plenty. Wattage is not a good measure, but the front channels are 250 RMS. Mine are driven with a mid-high-end Denon and they are crisp at high volumes.
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Peak: 70 watts, RMS: 35 watts, Impedance: 4 ohms. These speakers are great for the money. Clean sound, decent bass. My son has run these in his truck for about a year now and they still perform like new. He pushes them with a 100 watt per channel stereo.
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any amplifier producing 50-100 watts should be plenty i use 160 watts per channel but dont use full power on these sweet little speakers
889014
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.
993773
360W for the pair, but their math is very generous. 60W per component x 3 components x 2 speakers. I wouldn't drive them with more than 25W, though.
287908
I'm running these off of a 100W rms Pioneer amp and they handle it with no problem. They sound amazing with some power put to them. Hope this answers your question.
1477966
Yes, usually when speakers are labelled at a certain wattage, it means that is their max wattage they can handle. Your head unit should handle it just fine.