Does this boombox really put out 150 watts, as the item description says?
1070630
NO, it is a small portable speaker size unit and nowhere near 150watts. The one I received had Terrible sound, cant even listen to it, its very distorted. Its just for looks now.
544138
It doesn't. You have a subwoofer amp, and a preamp output for an external amp. The subwoofer doesn't put out any watts to the receiver unless the subwoofer has a built-in amp and you hook it up REALLY wrong.
681980
This Sony Boombox uses 3.2 ohms load, driven for both channel ranging from 150-6,300 Hz, rated 1.6 W per channel-minimum RMS power with no more than 10% total harmonic distortion in AC operation. Hope this helps. -Ely
2101922
This soindbar is nowhere near 200 watts. I bought it for my mom who wanted a soundbar but nothing too loud. It was perfect dor that. In my own opinion this product gives out about 30watts.
378893
I'm not sure. All I know is that it doesn't have the full, rich sound that my Logitec UE Boombox provides.
97854
I'm not sure it has a specific wattage. By its self it doesn't really put out much sound. It all depends on what surface it is resting on as to how much sound is produced. It's more of a novelty item. I wouldn't recomend it
1220558
I don't know. It worked for 5 hours but I had it hooked up to a car amp. The car amp is 550 watts. But it didn't work.
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.
178915
Mine also says it is 165W, but the bass is massive. I've got the dial on the back only turned up about 25%. Maybe you got a bad connector cord? Did you use the calibration microphone? Good luck!
1575040
Yes, it is powerful enough. I have a pair of JBL studio 130 speakers hooked up to it. The speakers are 8ohms, 25-240w. They sound great.
1280703
Amit. I don't know the watts, but you'll be able to find that answer online. It is very loud for its size. It's adjustable, but is bass focussed. It is super clear at all volumes and all music seems to work well, although, like all other Marshall products, it's bass focused. I'm really impressed with it!
1302956
Yes. normal cb out put was 5 watts, when the linear amp was added I had approximately 60 plus watts of out put power. Mine was added to my ATV and this did increase my talking distance, while 4 wheeling which was great.
1375294
It does. That's its only power source. These are not portable speakers, so to speak. They need to be plugged into an outlet to work. If you're looking for a more portable speaker, I'd get the GProject GBoom wireless boombox. It has great sound.
1695782
I remember when I researched this boombox before purchasing it, that there were 2 different units for sale - both with the SAME model # but with different power ratings (the more powerful was 10 watts per channel, I believe the other was 6 watts per channel). Not sure why - but perhaps they were manufactured in different years ? I would just made sure you are getting the unit that is 10wpc. I would also make sure your supplier includes the power cord adapter plug(this product was originally built for the Asian market and needs an adapter to plug into North American electrical outlets).
2279369
The wattage output is 3 watts.Also what you are listening to depends on how loud the speaker will play the source.When I listen to iheart radio on my tablet, some stations don't come in as loud as when I use it with my desktop computer.
595758
Hi, the 150W does pull from the available power meant for the 15" sub. The 15" sub is rated at 300W but the amplifier is rated at 500W RMS, 1000W Peak. Thanks for the question.
595760
Hi,the 150W does pull from the available power meant for the 15" sub. The 15" sub is rated at 300W but the amplifier is rated at 500W RMS, 1000W Peak. Thanks for the question.