is this 80x4 peak or rms
784126
Peak... This is no way a great sound system. It just plays music. The sound quality is mediocre.
1893930
I would say that RMS is around 200. I am running a pair on and amp at 175 watts per and they sound awesome!
1227305
Well the RMS is stated at the homepage of the Monoblock. I haven't measured it myself with any intruments, so I cant be sure, but my speakers Kicker CVR210 at 800W RMS @ 4 Ohm can't handle more than 45% of the amps output. Still, its playing like hell, those 2 10's havent moved like that before.. I've allready had to change my trunkdoor so the hinges dont break on my Subaru Legacy. The RMS of the monoblock is:RMS @ 1Ω 3,500RMS @ 2Ω 2,700RMS @ 4Ω 1,900Hope this will help you out
1593445
RMS is a measure of continuous Power in Watts with little to no sound quality distortion, unlike Peak Out put Power which manufacturers usually proudly display with stickers on their units. RMS is usually around 70% of peak power.
2055775
750 rms in ported box. 1000 rms in sealed box. 1500 and 2000 peak respectively
582330
If you look closely at the board you will see h. L. H is high. L is woofer my pr15 has been modified I'm actually pushing over 2500 watts rms through this x-over. Hope this helps.
1205778
You have to look at these two ratings as being a range. RMS is the lowest voltage, per se, that the speaker needs in order to run properly. Peak power is the top of this range. Example RMS 100 watts....Peak 200 watts. It is a good theory to run no greater than 75% between these two levels. Hope this helps :-)
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.
45458
I wouldn't worry too much about the peak watts, it's all about the RMS power which is 500 watts and thats pretty decent
1535527
Rms is the actual power to the speakers. Your speakers will have an tms rating as well so you will want to make sure you are not exceeding speakers ability or they can be damaged. This is a noceLittle amp for the money
1650487
1 Speaker is 150w rms/300w peak. 4Ohm. http://www.pyramidcaraudio.com/sku/PW677X This is the direct link to the speaker.
387781
I've tried to find this as well but EV doesn't give that info. If I were to guess based on volume I'd say at least 500watts. To be fair JBL,Osc and most of the others don't advertise their watts rms on their powered speakers.
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Rms and peak are two different ratings all together Rms is true wattage" what is the sub seeing constantly"Peak is an inflated number by company's to get to buyer to buy there amp because the number is bigger which is rarely true about the amps when you test them to see if they can match the manufacturers specsRms is roughly 650 at 1 ohm Peak is 1000 at 1 ohm And that is using an amp meter and checking what the amp is putting out.The zrx line of amp only seems to be capable of a little over half there rating from hifonicsBest of luck to you
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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.
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If connected in the stereo configuration: left 8-ohm speaker will puts out 175W (peak) & right 8-ohm speaker puts out 175(peak). If you just want one high powered single channel you connect as shown in the manual for a total of 600W(peak) if that speaker is 8 ohm. Do a google search on measuring power(RMS vs Peak Power) and note that a typical speaker load can vary at different frequencies. The test in the manual are probable done with just an 8-ohm resister and a 4-ohm resister. RMS Power to me is more meaning to me if they say "continuous" and "both channels driven" at a reasonable low distortion THD level. If connected in the stereo configuration: left 8-ohm speaker will puts out 175W (peak) & right 8-ohm speaker puts out 175(peak). If you just want one high powered single channel you connect as shown in the manual for a total of 600W(peak) if that speaker is 8 ohm. Do a google search on measuring power(RMS vs Peak Power) and note that a typical speaker load can vary at different frequencies. The test in the manual are probable done with just an 8-ohm resister and a 4-ohm resister. RMS Power to me is more meaning to me if they say "continuous" and "both channels driven" at... » Read More If connected in the stereo configuration: left 8-ohm speaker will puts out 175W (peak) & right 8-ohm speaker puts out 175(peak). If you just want one high powered single channel you connect as shown in the manual for a total of 600W(peak) if that speaker is 8 ohm. Do a google search on measuring power(RMS vs Peak Power) and note that a typical speaker load can vary at different frequencies. The test in the manual are probable done with just an 8-ohm resister and a 4-ohm resister. RMS Power to me is more meaning to me if they say "continuous" and "both channels driven" at a reasonable low distortion THD level. « Show Less
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100 rms is what ur amp should have i personally will not get an amp higher than that
1205777
Rms power is the amount of continuos power the amp will deliver. Peak power is the maximum amount of power the amp can deliver for a fraction of a second. Peak power will always be higher than rms, but rms is the "true" value you need to use when dealing with audio equipment