How loud can the speakers go before they start distorting.
506182
It's not a real powerful amp and doesn't get into the upper decibels, so you can turn it up to max without noticeable distortion.
1998153
I'm running a jbl 700 watt with two 12inch kenwoods and it sounds pretty nice. I can only put my stereo on 10 and it's almost deafening
59133
The speakers are loud enough. Not best in quality but they do the job. Not upgradable unless you do it your self
1307059
The speaker is extremely clear as long as you don't put the volume to the max....then it starts to distort. It's nowhere as loud as a TV though. I bring it outside for large dinner parties and it's loud enough for the crowd but I definately wouldn't compare it to a TV.
2143494
There are 2 seven watt drivers and 1 fifteen watt sub-woofer so I would estimate a very clean and loud ten watts before any noticeable distortion. I don't run it wide open because that is TOO LOUD!!! 1/2 to 2/3 volume is loud. Below 1/2 volume is normal. Maybe about 1/3 volume for quiet listening.
701843
This I am not sure but I do like these speakers, I can detect no distortion, but then I don't really need to crank them up they will blast you out in a average size room and the clarity is very good I'm impressed and will use them with my new 60" TV and fill the house with cable music when required.
321226
easily. the speakers are around 3X3X1 ft in a LXWXH format. they are very loud as well. they vibrate a bunch and you can easily feel the air from the compressor inside the subs.
884807
The speakers are approximately 3/4" x 2", each, pointing forward just below the screen. They are distorted and almost inaudible under best circumstances.
1722052
As with any listening device, it depends on how loud you have them turned up. Also do they have rabbit ears. I doubt they will cause a problem if you listen in "normal" volumes.
186702
Loud enough to require you to turn TV or stereo up a bit to hear. Not a big deal
804190
I don't think it is loud enough for that. We just returned it because at loud volumes it gets distorted.
674698
No they distort when given too much base and sound tinny in the high range.
1798854
Answer contains more info then requested: If you are going to seriously test speakers, do so while system is still on warranty. Adjusting back, front and center speakers, is critical in regards to getting the best sound. I indicated my front speakers were twice as far from me, so that the sound coming from them would be louder. Sometimes the surround sound aspect can be overwhelming. Yes, it is possibly to damage speakers due to volume level. More so by maintaining speakers at a loud volume. I do not think you will damage them if you want increased sound just for a movie, or party, etc. However, and probably the most wise thing I can say. I am not an expert, and have no idea what I am talking about. Jusdt trying to use what limited common sense I have.
370917
There will be some bleeding if your volume is too high. It will be fine at normal volumes.
1350352
Hard to say depending on the surrounding noise. We used them at our county fair while directing cars in a 200 car parking lot. I'm going to guess (and this is a big guess) you could hear them across a football field when they are turned up to the highest volume. But maybe not if there is a screaming crowd around. Personally I bought them so that my husband and I could talk to each other while he was in the basement watching tv and I was upstairs watching tv. sounds silly but saves on the "WHATs!" yelled back and forth.
1257641
Not very! the speaker can't handle the volume and it gets very dirty. Now Frontman 65r will do the trick.
795981
Just remember to keep your volume controls in the recording program (Final Vinyl or Garage Band) set to medium loudness and you'll be fine. Anything higher than medium will create distortion. Hope this helps.