what's the size of the cabinet? how much mA per channel?
2034572
I don't have this exact unit around to measure but have another brand but pretty much identical to this one and those dimensions are (H x W x D) 8.25"H x 10.125"W x 3.5"D.Not sure of exact spec on amp per channel but it is a 9 output and a 10 amp supply so would assume about 1 amp per output spec sheet on the one I have says max 2 amps per output.Hope this helps
2034573
I don't recall what the size is, around 10"x8". I couldn't tell you what the amperage is per channel but I have no issues with it, I've had it running for 8+ months.
2034574
The dimension of the power box is 9" x 11"Usually the per channel amp is calculated base on 10amp divided by channels; and the max output is 3amp per channel.
2034575
The dimension of the power box is 9" x 11" Usually the per channel amp is calculated base on 10amp divided by channels; and the max output is 3amp per channel.
195377
I checked the box and I was unable to find RMS. I assume Pyle would rather not disclose this. It's 100 per channel peak but I'd put it at 20-40 for rms
1940300
80 watts per channel should be enough, however: if you can afford it I'd up the power just to guard against distortion when you really crank up the volume.
2155025
This will pound harder if you have the cabinet space. I have 1 in a 4cu ft cabinet ported at 39hz and it slams. 600 true watts from a DB drive SPA1200.1 Its magnificent @ this price point compares to a RE Audio SEX15 for sound quality. JUST dont clip the signal or OVERPOWER it!
2091454
One hundred and fifty. A fairly good cabinet is about $75 to $100, a 12" sub is about $50 and go look at the Dayton Audio or the Bash 500 watt amps. You can't go too wrong, because you can really just use the cabinet and subwoofer by themselves without the amp hooked to a receiver. Look around on Amazon and see.
501089
It's basically saying if you split it and run two channels you will split the power. I run it into a single channel 4x10 cabinet. Plenty loud with that. The lower the ohms the more power directed to the channel.
1563571
To my understanding it's 25W. Mine was bought 2nd hand and runs a pair of 100 W 6 Ohm bookshelf speakers just fine, add an active sub if needed. There's plenty of settings and EQ to get you satisfied. One major surprise i had was, that you must have have a TV connected for both setup and use.
1845065
Sorry I don't remember the size of this unit as I returned it as it was DOA. Would not recommend this item. Vey cheaply made.
2232165
Specifications: * 300 watts RMS @ 0.5% THD into 4 ohm load * Signal to noise ratio: 105 dB (A-weighted) * Dimensions: 11" W x 7" H x 4" D * Cabinet cutout: 10" x 6-1/4" * Line-in and high-level in crossovers: Adjustable 50 to 150 Hz, 12 dB/octave low-pass crossover, and a fixed 330 Hz, 12 dB/octave low-pass crossover * LFE-in crossover: Fixed 330 Hz, 12 dB/octave low-pass crossover
1396022
Kobi, Your received puts out 100w per channel. This is sufficient and will make the micca speakers scream. I would suggest four of these and also get the dual 5" center channel speaker I'm pretty sure they are 5". You won't ne disappointed!!! Now that you have your answer for that lets talk about your bass cuz with out the bass the great treble and mid range isn't going to matter. I have another cheap suggestion that rocks and won't break the bank. This is the best subwoofer I have ever owned it rocks and just gets louder when you crank up the volume and doesn't flatten out or max out when you turn it up. BIC America F12 12" 475W front firing sub. You can get this bad boy for 200 and it's worth every penny. This is the system I have with a Yamaha 100w per channel receiver and it is crystal clear and pounds. The girlfriend hates it.. Lmao!! I just went off reviews and man I'm glad I did I have a great system that was inexpensive.. Glad you asked and hope this helps
380064
600 per channel times 4 channels. It is a very good amp. We have had it for at least 6 months. No issues.
1982645
Here is the link for the manual for this particular amp.. and it is 50w x 4 @ 4ohms as Simon answered .... http://www.bossaudio.com/auto/car-audio-sound-system-auto-4-channel-amplifier-boss-audio-ce404/
1577541
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.
1306598
There's a small amplifier in one speaker cabinet, that powers both. Not much of an amp though
1990819
5W stereo, so 2.5W to each channel. I just use it in my office to play around with but could not use it for serious band practice or gigs. Perfect for my needs though and the many control options are great!
1742009
15W RMS left channel, 15W RMS right channel, 50W RMS sub woofer. Not too bad for such a small system.
900315
Joseph, The wattage per channel is 90 watts per channel @ 8 ohms. I have very efficient speakers (Klipsch Forte) @ 96db. The AS-700 is a very good Amp.