What is the power handling ratings for these speakers?
497820
I used 4 of them on my outdoor sound system and they are awesome! Great sound and my back yard is 1/2 acre. The head unit was 100amp sony.
497821
They are listed as 20 watts, but I am running 40 watts as rear deck units on my convertible. Good sound cuts through the wind noise.
497822
150 combined if your looking for a powerful speaker this is not for you. I needed surface mount for an old jeep these are perfect top on or off
889015
The speakers are 25 W RMS, 100 W Peak here is a link to the spec sheet. http://www.behringer.com/assets/1C-BK_P0196_S_EN.pdf I hope that helps.
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.
261551
These speakers handle up to 450W. You need at least 50W.I am using 140W and it is fine in a large room (17x25x8 and opens into a kitchen and hallway)
636729
what about speakers with 150-watt maximum input power? I'm a novice at this stuff
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.
563133
I am not sure of the "MAXIMUM" rating but if you keep the output (volume) power down to a reasonable level you will be fine.If you are trying to drive your neighbors crazy, you might want to get bigger speakers
1874702
The specs say they can handle 60 Watts nominal(RMS) and up to 350 Watts max(Peak), although I personally wouldn't push them that hard. My Pioneer head unit puts out about 50 Watts RMS per channel times 4 channels and these speakers handle that just fine with more than adequate volume. My advice is that you run them straight off the head unit without an amp.
186932
They are 160rms and 330 peak power. If your looking for high cualety speakers i recomend you them.
264565
I don't remember but they are very good speakers I didn't have ni complaints about them just try them out with a J.B.L amp 6 to an 900 watts
1727032
Speaker wattage doesn't mean a great deal unless they are powered speakers; that's why the powered subwoofer is listed at 100W. The satellite speakers have an impedance of 8 ohms and are rated to handle between 10 and 100 watts. As others have noted, this is a wired system. I have mine installed on the ceiling (and the white speakers blend in very nicely with the white ceiling), and they sound really great. I'm using a 100W receiver and these speakers are plenty loud well before reaching the midway point on the receiver's volume setting. Great sound at this price point.
2257931
I couldn't tell you but they don't need a lot of power for them to sound good. I have them running off a Samsung 7.1 1000 watt receiver. You have to bury the base of the speakers under ground for the bass to sound good. I hope this helps!
486590
According to JL Audio, these can speakers handle 15-100W RMS. The recommended power is 60W RMS.
2253100
Yea! these things are junk. my set lasted 2 hours then quit, the control unit in them is bad. call amazon customer service (866) 216-1072 and get your money back. I did and they told me to throw the speakers in the trash. they also said they have had ALOT of complaints about them. I thought they were not going to list them anymore guess i was wrong.
1387019
They don't have a wattage rating because they are not self-powered, but rely on a separate amplifier. The speakers are rated at 4ohm. I use the Audioengine amp to drive mine. There is plenty of volume and they sound great - much better than any other computer sound system I have owned.
1573572
Vrms = 0.3535 * Vpp ; use 35w as Vrms. That means peak. You'll blow these speakers if you try running them at 100w continuous.
223554
The wattage listing on these is not correct at all. They are ok for replacing factory speakers, but if you put 800 to them they would pop in a second.