I have one of the previous KRK Rokit5 speakers, it says right on the back 100watt. I see the newer G3 are 50watt. What is wattage on this?
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I don't which gen you have but I have gen 2. Specs are 45watt total output with 30watt low, 15watt high pass. I am unaware of specs on gen1 but I imagine they're the same. I hope this helps.
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My app is also Yamaha and it's pushing 115 watts per channel (RMS) and it does a great job. You should have a Pure Direct button on your app and if so they perform very nice under this mode. Hope this helps you out. They are the bomb.com speakers... JS.. love them!
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I dont know ...but this is real watts. Compared to the HK3490, i hardly have to increase the volume on this one before it gets too loud. and HK3490 itself has awesome reviews here. Which competition puts 100 watts or more?
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Dieckmann, you have not mentioned what watt are you speakers. i have the same problem too but my speakers are like 40W. i am usuing my old speakers till i get a deal on a new 80-100W speakers.so maybe if you upgrade the speaker is you have low Watt ones you will get good sound at 30-40 level.hope this helps
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tony,,i have the 5.1 kef kht 3005 speaker system,,on my sub that looks like a big m&m; there are a couple switches on the bottom,,one that has 3 choices for i think how much thump and also a switch that has mhz or i think i saw a 180 on one choice,,i'm at work so i'm not sure anyway my question is do you know what these switch should be on??? kevin
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Unfortunately the wattage isn't on the back information label. They are still working great for me. I work in the school system, and anytime I pull these out people take pictures of them or write down the brand and model number. I wish others didn't give them a bad review. They sound awesome.
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dont go by the 500 watts,thats max,its just there for ppl to buy it,always go by the rms,in this case 80 watts,some have more,some has less,but it comes down to you and your listening perference ,these speakers are awesome,i have the old blue ones and man they hit hard and the highs scream
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this series of speaker goes in increments if you buy a 10 inch subwoofer the wattage is 1000 if you buy a 12 inch subwoofer the wattage is 1200 and if you purchase the 15 inch subwoofer then it is 1500 wattsI have 3 12's at 3600 wats combined each subwoofer is powered by its own 1000 watt amplifier needless to say you can hear me coming from blocks away hope this answers your question good luck
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Craig, thanks for your response. I asked a salesperson at an electronics store and he says that the 165W is probably referring to the power consumption not the total power and that would be typical for a 290W sub. What ate your settings showing in S. cal. and ind. speaker settings, if you don't mind sharing?
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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.
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Yes it's 200watts per speaker! I looked up the specs on Pioneer.com when I was looking to purchase. TS-MR2040 GENERALSize 8"Max. Music Power (Nominal) 200 W (40 W)Cone Material Water-Resistant IMPPFrequency Response 25 Hz to 30 kHzSensitivity (1 W/1 m) 92 dBImpedance 4 ΩCrossover Frequency ―Mounting Depth 3"Cut-Out Dimensions 7-1/4"
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Note: the speakers are NOT wireless. As far as the watts per speaker, they don't say on the back. Check the specs.
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Hello Alonzo, I don't have a wattage figure to give you but this piece is loud and clean. Last Christmas I used it inside a hangar that can hold 10 large airplanes. The unit put out tons of perfect sound while I played the sax along with the music. I absolutely love this Lansing. Go get it!
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I would say the specs are for each speaker ( 150 RMS /300 watts peak). If you look up the speaker, the specs are for a single speaker.
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Hello... When matching speakers you want to get the specs close. Klipsch F-20, very nice speaker by the way. Frequency Response 38Hz-23KHz 3dB SENSITIVITY: 95.5dB @ 2.83V / 1m Polk Audio CS10 Center Frequency Response 53Hz-25kHz SENSITIVITY 91 dB The Klipsch will be a little louder then the Polk with a little wider frequency response. Your Yamaha receiver can adjust the center channels out put to blend in the center a little more so you can hear it. Also you want to look at the RMS watts. Polk is 125watts RMS. Klipsch is only 100watts RMS. Yamaha RX-V375 AV is 100watts per channel, 70watts RMS x 2 channel. So the out come, you should be fine. your mids and highs will be better with the Klipsch towers. You will have a little more lows from the Polk, but that could make the vocals from the center channel sound more natural. Also your receiver can adjust if you use the microphone to self adjust instead of doing it by ear. It will be fine.. Should sound good and I think you would be happy..
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I have it plugged in a 8W per channel amp, and even at 3 to 4 watt, these speakers are pretty loud (slightly louder than conversation).When I plug them in my multichannel 100W RMS per channel amp, they make the walls shake!
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Best Buy lists the wattage as 55w RMS. Klipsch website indicates Peak Power: 200 Watts total system. Amazon.com indicates wattage @ 200w.Satellites: 35 watts/channel @ 5% THD, 1KHz, two channels driven Subwoofer: 130 watts peak (50 watts @ 5% THD, 50 Hz continuous) Best Buy asks $149.99. Amazon.com shows $139.99, $79.99 "used", free shipping. I bought "used" from Amazon. One piece of styrofoam packing was missing from the box, but did not affect the condition of the speakers whatsoever. I am very pleased with my purchase. The bass is so solid, without any boominess. You will love this little system with big sound. Klipsch website: http://www.klipsch.com/promedia-2-1-computer-speakers/details Best Buy lists the wattage as 55w RMS. Klipsch website indicates Peak Power: 200 Watts total system. Amazon.com indicates wattage @ 200w.Satellites: 35 watts/channel @ 5% THD, 1KHz, two channels driven Subwoofer: 130 watts peak (50 watts @ 5% THD, 50 Hz continuous) Best Buy asks $149.99. Amazon.com shows $139.99, $79.99 "used", free shipping. I bought "used" from Amazon. One piece of styrofoam packing was missing from the box, but did not affect the condition of the speakers whatsoever. I am very pleased with my purchase. The bass is so solid, without any... » Read More Best Buy lists the wattage as 55w RMS. Klipsch website indicates Peak Power: 200 Watts total system. Amazon.com indicates wattage @ 200w.Satellites: 35 watts/channel @ 5% THD, 1KHz, two channels driven Subwoofer: 130 watts peak (50 watts @ 5% THD, 50 Hz continuous) Best Buy asks $149.99. Amazon.com shows $139.99, $79.99 "used", free shipping. I bought "used" from Amazon. One piece of styrofoam packing was missing from the box, but did not affect the condition of the speakers whatsoever. I am very pleased with my purchase. The bass is so solid, without any boominess. You will love this little system with big sound. Klipsch website: http://www.klipsch.com/promedia-2-1-computer-speakers/details « Show Less