how many watts per channel
1662103
Hi Duane, this receiver is rated at 105 watts RMS (root mean squared), which means it can deliver 105 watts of power per channel continuously for 8 ohm speakers (the most common), at full volume. Amps also put out peak power which is usually about double the RMS rating for transients in music. Generally, the speakers you use for this amp should also be rated at about 100 watts RMS per speaker or you risk damaging the speakers if you play the system very loud. This is an excellent receiver with a rare phono input for turntables as well as all the usual inputs. It does not, however, reproduce surround 5.1 sound so should be used for music rather than home theater applications. Hi Duane, this receiver is rated at 105 watts RMS (root mean squared), which means it can deliver 105 watts of power per channel continuously for 8 ohm speakers (the most common), at full volume. Amps also put out peak power which is usually about double the RMS rating for transients in music. Generally, the speakers you use for this amp should also be rated at about 100 watts RMS per speaker or you risk damaging the speakers if you play the system very loud. This is an excellent receiver with a rare phono input for turntables as well as all the usual inputs. It does not, however, reproduce... » Read More Hi Duane, this receiver is rated at 105 watts RMS (root mean squared), which means it can deliver 105 watts of power per channel continuously for 8 ohm speakers (the most common), at full volume. Amps also put out peak power which is usually about double the RMS rating for transients in music. Generally, the speakers you use for this amp should also be rated at about 100 watts RMS per speaker or you risk damaging the speakers if you play the system very loud. This is an excellent receiver with a rare phono input for turntables as well as all the usual inputs. It does not, however, reproduce surround 5.1 sound so should be used for music rather than home theater applications. « Show Less
1662104
Not being a expert on these things, looked in 'Specifications' in the Operating Instructions book that came with the unit, under 'power output' 2X100W. Have had this unit for over a year, and it has done everything I wanted.
540986
well the 4 channel actually gives (bridged to 2 channels) only gives you true watts of 110 watts peak power per channel. if you get the 2 channel if bridged only gives you 150 watts peak. Spend more money and get a better amplifier.
2156550
At 4 ohms this will deliver 820 watt/channel. This should be enough power for a pro setup.
1177303
I think 45 watts per channel. It's in the description. It's very loud with 4 speakers. I run 4 6.5's alpine with this unit and 1 10" sub on a seperate amp. Sounds clean and loud. Can hear it doing 59 mph
2140314
I'm not sure but it does sound pretty nice. I think its 45watts per channel. I hooked up an amp for my sub and it really does sound great.
484919
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
1102734
Each speaker can handle 130 watts. Amplifier/receiver output is generally rated in terms of watts per channel, and an individual speaker (or system of speakers in a single enclosure with a common input) is connected to a channel. Speakers are therefore rated in terms of how much each individual enclosure can handle.
1412899
The booklet says "Watts/Channel" is 140 with power protection on, and 70 with power protection off. I'm assuming this is "Maximum" watts/channel. However, I'm not sure how meaningful this is, usually the key issue is clean watts, meaning that as long as you run your volume at a decent level, not full blast with lots of clipping, "max watts" doesn't matter very much. Plus most of the time you're going to be running with protection on, which is why you'd buy this switch anyway.
336680
No the channels can handle up to 6 amps each. But the power supply only needs to be big enough to handle your actual load
1096359
15 watts per channel. I love Them!!!! I use them exclusively for music and they have a great sound, very clean and great quality sound.
535078
It's 130 watts per channel at 6 ohms (ICE), 160 at 6 ohms (JEITA) and 80 at 8 ohms (Source: The manual).
1648128
@ 215 watts per channel at 8 ohms or 350 watts per channel at 4 ohms, its fine for a home stereo. Thanks.
2241195
I had my techie guy measure it and it was running between 125 and 150 watts per channel - stereo at 8 ohms. I bought it to power a vintage pair of NS-10s and I have had no problems. Hope that helps.
429248
Hello,The MobiAria is 18 watts per channel so it is a 36 watt system.Sincerely,iLuv Support
1678361
if I remember right ... it is 500 watts per side at 8 ohms and 1000 at 4 ohms... plenty of power to run mains and monitors off of one power amp... good luck to you john
1035502
I am not sure what you really asked. The amp is about 35 wpc (35 max watts per channel). It take both 4 or 8 Ohm speakers. Hope I answered your question.
195378
18 watts per channel RMS (continuous) @ 1% THD into 4 ohms, x4, 72 watts total RMS.