How many amps do the speakers pull
570098
Not enough, in my opinion... they look like great speakers, but when I placed them outside I could not go a few hundred feet from them and hear well..the range of the bluetooth is not that great either- I sent mine back..
570099
They plug I to a common 15amp electrical receptacle in the home and will run at full volume. Not sure of the true amps but less than 15. I figure less than 10 but can't say for sure
570100
Amps equals watts divided by voltage. approximately 30 watts / 120 voltage = .25 Amps
2265043
I can't answer specifically to those speakers, but it is strong enough to power my martin logan mlt-2 speakers easily.
808289
The BIC website lists 10-175 watts per channel. I would say not enough power to drive the speakers.
186932
They are 160rms and 330 peak power. If your looking for high cualety speakers i recomend you them.
1650488
The specs are for each speaker, I have had these cranked up using a 800 watt amp and no distortion.
1639224
I would go with @ least a 1000.1 amp depending how many subs u plan on pushing they are competition speakers whatever you do don't hook them up & blast them they (swr-12d4) need to be slowly broken in I did 40hrs @ half setting on amp n volume
1507074
Assuming you will be using these to conduct AC current (analog audio signal), they will take as much current as any speaker wire you can attach to them. They most likely could take well in excess of 100 amps. Even the most powerful car audio subwoofers rarely see more than about 30 amps AC.
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.
66550
Just like any other speaker. 1 speaker wire per speaker. Each wire has a positive and a negative. Each speaker is 8 oms so you could connect 2 speakers in parallel if your amp can handle it. These speakers are technically 150 watt speakers. They quote the higher wattage but it is peak power and nor RMS. I don't see any details about your 1000 watt system so I can't be more specific than running 1 wire per speaker. Hope this helps.
1379239
Not sure... But I have 2 of them plus a 3000 watt amp all running off of a normal 15 amp outlet with know problems and I like it loud!
2258314
These speakers need power. I have 120W per channel and they could take more. Dont skimp on power.
1408638
They do not have amps in them they are passive, you need an amp. but they will handle 400 watts.
1638843
Here is what I did.. look at the rms.. its what the speaker can handle at all the time...so lets say the rms is 50 each.. so it can handle a amp that produce 100 watts rmps...100/2 speaker is 50... if the speaker is a 2ohm speaker look for an amp that is regulated at 2ohm... u can use a 4ohm amp but i ll give u less power... to not over heat ur amp I go for an amp that is stronger like a 200 rms amp.. and tune the amp down to 1/4 power so it does not over heat and stress it out...
87409
At least 100 watts to drive them. I believe they handle much more than that. Any less power and the 15" speaker won't thump. Hope this helps
770116
It depends based on your speakers. If they're very hard to be drove, you need to consider other AMP for them.
1704379
Hello. The amplifiers provide a total of 200 watts of power (100 watts per side on each of two channels) and the speakers are rated at 100 watts power handling. Thank you for your interest!
1507069
Im not sure. I used this for a sub box for my car,and I have 3500 watts running threw the set. And my amp is rated at 300 amps, as far as how much power it is pulling. Hope that helps some.