Selector is only rated for 10 watts per channel? Is that correct. Seems very low.
1255454
I will agree with you, the rating seems low. I have them operating on 70 volt lines and am running it to 25 watts without any trouble. I'm sure it can go more. Remember, that 50 watts could be 5 amps...+_ depending on output voltage and load impedance
1255455
I'm only using it on a small system inside / outside works fine. I may not even have 10 Watts in this small system.
2113938
Hi there, With 6 ohm loads both channels driven, from 150 Hz -10,000 Hz; rated 3 watts per channel minimum RMS power. -Anthony
1015104
I hope you haven't bought this piece of junk. It doesn't matter how many watts it is. See my review (JG) from 12/31/12. I sent mine back.
1565552
Hello Rob. Correct, on a 4 channel selector theres no problem, with about 70% of the volume and the protector on ( my suggestion). Problem comes on selectors with 6 channels or more, that will be to much to play at the same time. Remember this Niles SS 4 supports 100 watts RMS p/channel. I hope i answered your question. Best regards.
722196
Yes it will work for 4 ohms speakerLess than 60 watts per channelUnit is very bad, pictures looks awsomeBut not real functionBetter to get vintage receiver for $50It will way better than thisGood luck
1990978
No. You may be looking at about 50 watts per channel RMS if you are lucky. It is a cheap amp, with fictional specs and a poorly written manual. Lower your expectations.
1031697
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.
1878653
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.
1776272
Yes, this amp would rate at 10watts per channel into a 8ohm load, but power would be a little lower with the load of 4ohm.
266955
You need to know how many watts you will be pushing per channel and the resistance (ohms). Are you running at 4 ohms per channel? If so, that will fry these puppies. But, it shouldn't damage your amp, so you can always try it if you have the cash to spare. If I were you, I would contact the manufacturer.
1380832
It says 250 watts.I'm not sure if that's total or per channel.Sounds like alot for per channel.
2140314
I'm not sure but it does sound pretty nice. I think its 45watts per channel. I hooked up an amp for my sub and it really does sound great.
2101922
This soindbar is nowhere near 200 watts. I bought it for my mom who wanted a soundbar but nothing too loud. It was perfect dor that. In my own opinion this product gives out about 30watts.
255470
I have them powered by a pioneer sa 510. 30w per channel. Not really impressed honestly. I'd buy something else.
1770417
With nothing connected to the channel input, the Gain Level Set should not stay on. I have two of the PMP-4000's and neither of them has this problem. If it was a new unit that you purchased, you should return it for replacement or repair. Obviously Ch 6 has a problem.
1021138
My guess would be it's either defective or you have too much load on it. I believe it is rated for 18amps (6amps x 3 channels).
1450039
I have seen it described as having 3 Watts per channel. And it may have been listed that way somewhere on the paperwork that came with it. I can also say that I compared it to several similar small bluetooth speakers and found it be one of the better options.