Are they 275 rms per speaker.
444972
Yes 275 RMS per speaker great pair of speaker's be aware that the clips to hold on tower are huge
1511126
15 - 250 RMS. Don't know peak. I don't really recommend them though, I was pretty disappointed with their performance. It was meh. You don't pay 200 for meh, especially when my bookshelf speeakers have better sounding tweeters
1546474
The speakers are reasonably priced and are very accurate sounding. They're more like mini studio monitors and will get quite loud if you need Due to amp.
693326
Though i'm not absolutely sure i "think" they're about 600 watts rms.. These things really do BANG!! YOU WILL NOT BE DISSAPPOINTED!! I bought one of mine used & it's now 5 yrs old & still works great!!
1670724
They say 1600 W RMS, but I would guess somewhere closer to 300. They are the main speakers of my PA system which I use for both my band vocals and when I DJ. They have been plenty loud for the DJ part of it. I've DJ need some large weddings at country clubs that had over 200 people.as for the vocals for my band, they have worked great so far, just have to have the volume up over three quarters of the way to be loud and clear enough to hear over drums bass and two guitars.
1444011
They are 1200 watts and 600 watts RMS. Ive got a 1200 watt amp bridged going to one sub and it could probably take more
1878655
Is that RMS? What volume level? Since these are efficient they should provide very loud output before utilizing anywhere near 150 watts. I have 95 RMS and never max out.
597575
They sound great at medium volume, but will distort at full volumn, 250 watts
421305
Each speaker can handle up to 180 watts of power for short bursts (Peak). The speakers are rated at 60 watts RMS (each). Basically, a 60 watt per channel amplifier would be the best match for these speakers. Here is more info on peak/RMS power: RMS power vs. peak power Don't be confused by "peak power" and "RMS power" ratings. Simply put, RMS wattage ratings are a measure of continuous power - while different manufacturers will use somewhat different methods to come up with these figures, it's usually a more "real-life" rating of your equipment's capabilities. Peak power, on the other hand, doesn't try to reflect realistic operation. It's simply a measure of how much power can be generated or handled for very short bursts. Each speaker can handle up to 180 watts of power for short bursts (Peak). The speakers are rated at 60 watts RMS (each). Basically, a 60 watt per channel amplifier would be the best match for these speakers. Here is more info on peak/RMS power: RMS power vs. peak power Don't be confused by "peak power" and "RMS power" ratings. Simply put, RMS wattage ratings are a measure of continuous power - while different manufacturers will use somewhat different methods to come up with these figures, it's usually a more "real-life" rating of your equipment's... » Read More Each speaker can handle up to 180 watts of power for short bursts (Peak). The speakers are rated at 60 watts RMS (each). Basically, a 60 watt per channel amplifier would be the best match for these speakers. Here is more info on peak/RMS power: RMS power vs. peak power Don't be confused by "peak power" and "RMS power" ratings. Simply put, RMS wattage ratings are a measure of continuous power - while different manufacturers will use somewhat different methods to come up with these figures, it's usually a more "real-life" rating of your equipment's capabilities. Peak power, on the other hand, doesn't try to reflect realistic operation. It's simply a measure of how much power can be generated or handled for very short bursts. « Show Less
221022
They are awesome speakers. I think the 500 max is for if you have an amplifier on it, & 80 watts is max if coming straight off of radio
1551906
They are listed as 200 watt speakers, however, they will not handle that much. If it's for a bar they will not be overloaded and should be OK. I had a problem getting the brackets to tighten up to the speaker. They are not very well made. You get what you pay for.
1304263
They are rated for 2-80 watts RMS. Meaning anything in between will do. You can NEVER underpower speakers. Underpowering them is usually the cause of death. Killing them with too much power is like winning the lottery. Also there are no head units I know of that do 55w RMS. 55w PEAK yes, RMS no. There is a difference. If your speakers are distorting you need to set the High Pass Filter(HPF) to block out 50hz and below. These are not subs, sending them the lower freq cause them to bottom out. I just had to log on to get the correct answer out.
1269366
The price is for 1 speaker or each speaker. They are well worth it and sound great on tube amps over 10 watts RMS. My tube amp is 18 watts RMS and sound excellent.
515119
It's each 700 watts, higher wattage peak. Can't remember the peak wattage. Sorry. Anyway these speakers are great. You can crank em up and won't even come close to distorting!
829941
Always rely on RMS ratings on everything. There is an industry standard to how things are rated when stated "RMS". Peak can and is very different from company to company. Also, most speakers can handle a bit of overpowering if it's NOT distorted. These speakers would be very happy with an amplifier powering anywhere from 40-80W RMS. Be mindful that these speakers may be lower impedance (2 ohms instead of 4) than the typical car audio speaker, so check your amplifier or deck's manual for 2-ohm ratings.
1249987
I'm not sure either but ik these speakers hit hard if u tune them correctly I have mine tune to a cliff design 1500 watt amp and it sounds amazing
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.