What is the power handling capacity of these shakers?
800002
Don't waste your money, I have two and can gladly send them to you; that way you can see how useless these are for yourself. The positive comments are deceptive, must likely posted by the manufacturer and salesmen who got stuck with these.
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
186932
They are 160rms and 330 peak power. If your looking for high cualety speakers i recomend you them.
820197
I use (two) 2500 Watt speakers. Their should be no problem with using your set. The CD mixer will shake the walls, mine does!!!!
1213447
hi I do not know the power they are my husband's. but he does use them most of the time.i would def.recommend them..i hope this helps..linda
1650598
That I'm afraid is a loaded question...lol. These will handle 100 watts RMS/300 watts peak. Now if you are driving them with an amplifier that puts out this much power but at say 10% or more distortion, you can easily toast them. If you are driving them with an amp of lesser power but high distortion....read inexpensive.... you can destroy them as well if you listen at very high volume. Bottom line is clean power comes at a price but it is worth it in the end if you like it loud.
799677
I'm not sure, but I regret buying them. They did not help at all. I need to look for ones that are powered.
413625
Ayellesse, The diameter is 3 1/2" opening, and the shakers have graduated holes from small for shaking to larger ones that allow pouring. Hope this helps.
326441
The sp[eakers can handle from 20 - 150 watts. I run them with a Denon 1913 which puts out 90. They sound great.
111218
I have 2 of these being powered by a 1000 watt amp at 1 ohm. They still could handle more.
275510
The 200 and 400 these guys are talking about is the recommended peak power. I have an Audiobahn A1200H2 pushing these subs and they hit with more than enough boom.
1445678
I haven't experienced that. I have them connected to a pre-amp with treble and bass controls, and while the bass is excellent when cranked up, they don't rattle at all. The speakers are on the same level as a vinyl record player, which is a bookshelf loaded with records. No issues with vibrations at all.
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.
1156595
I guess it depends on how much clean power you are sending to them. I am feeding them about 100 watts each. These are the best "6x8" series I have personally heard! The tweeters sound like the vaunted "PRS" series tweeter and get very loud but not bright! The woofers really "thump hard" which is why I bought them! Go audition some and if you can find someone who has these I think you will be pleasantly surprised!
608098
max power is 100 milliwatts, freq. 5-30,000hz. imp. 32 ohms. that is about all the specs i have, other than they sound very good. try noontec.com for some info, however they don't show all specs. there. IF YOU BUY THEM TAKE OFF THE EAR PADS TO MAKE SURE THERE ARE NO ROUND STICKERS OVER THE CENTER OF EACH SPEAKER. IF IT IS THERE JUST TAKE THEM OFF . I HAD TO AND THEY SOUND WONDERFUL. SOME UNITS WERE SHIPPED THAT WAY IN THE BEGINNING. STICKER IS ABOUT 1 INCH IN DIAMETER.
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!!
693327
Don't exactly know and have not checked but what I heard from my first one made me purchase another. So 2 of them shake everything . Amazing subs.