how many watts in all does the home theater have
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Bose does not publish any watts or frequency response data. This is due because of how Bose reproduces there sound. The direct reflecting speakers are not full range speakers so they have to be plugged in to the Accustimass Module for help producing better, fuller, lifelike sounds. Since Bose produces sound so differently then other company's, this is the reason for them not publishing any of that data.
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Most home audio equipement can accomodate 4-16 ohm speaker loads (standard if you will). Some comercial audio or highend home installs use amps that have a 70 volt output. Consult your reciever / amplifier manual for the specs on the speaker outputs available on your unit. Hope that helps.
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15 Watts per channel....very good speakers, plenty loud and clear. Makes me want to upgrade my sound card now. I use them for music mainly, but some gaming too.
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300 watts; if you have 4 ohms speakers it will give you 55 watts per channel but if you have 2 ohms speakers it will give you 75 watts per channel.
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I can only tell you that my Sony receiver has 200 watts / channel and I've had no issues at all with the speakers. You likely will never play them at full power anyway.
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I can't remember how many watts, the box is packed away in my garage. For the price, the sound quality is good. I have not had issues with crackling or flat bass, even when my 3 year old daughter cranked up the volume way too high on the remote. Keep in mind, you really get what you pay for, this is an entry level audio system. The remote controls aren't that great, as in the remote take a second to register your commands. The speakers are super light and cheap feeling, but as I said, it does not seem to effect sound quality.
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I'm driving 8 ohm speakers without any trouble: Energy 5.1 Take Classic Home Theater System (Set of Six, Black)
825492
Hey Dawn - there are 1100 watts for this microwave. We love it - it was a great price and does everything we need!
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It's 300W - 50W to each speaker as well as the sub woofer. Don't know if this helps any further but I watch my TV in my recliner about 10' from my TV. I have the left and right and the center speaker on the in front of the TV, the sub woofer on the floor about a foot or so in front of the TV and pointing into the middle of the room, and the rear speakers to the sides about 2 feet behind me. I have the volume on the set-up set to roughly 75-80% high and the volume is quite sufficient for me. In fact, on some action movies, if I have the volume control on the remote maxxed up the "booms!' when things are exploding is almost too high. It's 300W - 50W to each speaker as well as the sub woofer. Don't know if this helps any further but I watch my TV in my recliner about 10' from my TV. I have the left and right and the center speaker on the in front of the TV, the sub woofer on the floor about a foot or so in front of the TV and pointing into the middle of the room, and the rear speakers to the sides about 2 feet behind me. I have the volume on the set-up set to roughly 75-80% high and the volume is quite sufficient for me. In fact, on some action movies, if I have the volume control on the remote maxxed up the... » Read More It's 300W - 50W to each speaker as well as the sub woofer. Don't know if this helps any further but I watch my TV in my recliner about 10' from my TV. I have the left and right and the center speaker on the in front of the TV, the sub woofer on the floor about a foot or so in front of the TV and pointing into the middle of the room, and the rear speakers to the sides about 2 feet behind me. I have the volume on the set-up set to roughly 75-80% high and the volume is quite sufficient for me. In fact, on some action movies, if I have the volume control on the remote maxxed up the "booms!' when things are exploding is almost too high. « Show Less
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It has two ten-watt speakers. In my opinion this is not sufficient for a home theater. It has a couple component out connections, one of which is for audio-so it probably could be connected to external speakers. I returned mine so quickly, I never tried this option.
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A google search just returned the answer to your question, that the Vizio VSD210 has 30 watts total, split between the speakers and 4" sub. Thanks for your question.
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Rating is 100 watts. I use them as surrounds on a 100 wpc receiver and drive it hard. They take it in stride. These are quite good; certainly one of the better values in ceiling speakers. I have four in my theater room, and I have two more in my bath / dressing area for music. They sound great!
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I don't know how many watts it is. We ended up sending it back. The sound was good to start but it got scratchy.
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If your home theater is 1000W or less, yes you can use it. Otherwise, you don't want to risk burning the system.
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Checked the Owner's Manual which lists the output as 20W + 20W, or 20 watts per channel. Very low distortion permits this compact unit to produce very high quality sound. I have it connected to AudioEngine bookshelf speakers and a subwoofer. I am VERY PLEASED with this product.
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I am not sure. The paperwork does not answer the questions. My "main item" is a Yamaha RX-V773WA which theoretically draws up approx. 400-500w. All my switched items (amps, fans, etc.) are low wattage except for an old Adcom amp which draws up to 500 watts.Mine works perfectly even though the Yamaha, like all modern receivers, draws a little wattage when off.
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I am running 14 speakers through this unit. In a commercial setting. Onkyo receiver 75 watt is the power source. I really like it and it performs well, it allows me to control the gain/ volume in each dining space independently.