how loud of a sound does the receiver give off?
1264544
The receiver has 4 different chimes to choose from and a volume control, if you turn it all the way up you can here it through the entire house including the basement. Very, very pleased with the Dakota alert.2 thumbs-up
1264545
It can make a fairly loud sound. there is a volume control so you can adjust it level of sound.
1264546
There is a volume to make it loud or soft. We have it centrally located so we can here it all over the house. The sound we chose is pretty, so it is a nice interruption!
1264547
Dakota Alert receiver can be heard easily all over first floor of my 2500 Square foot home.
214172
I saw a review on it, and they registered it at 86 decibels. I've just finished sighting mine in and to my ear it sounds not too abnormally loud. It sounds a little louder than it was on the video review. Remember that the sound will dissipate over distance, so that what sounds loud to the shooter's ear will definitely drop in decibels (quiet down) at about 50' away from the shooter.
1605168
It's pretty quiet. Mine sits on top of an Onkyo receiver and I don't notice it, and I'm pretty picky.
2250906
Yes, that is way more power than my receiver has and I can make them uncomfortably loud.
1652789
Hi Michele, It depends on the impedance of your speakers. Here are the amplifier section details of this receiver:Minimum RMS Output Power (*1): 95 W + 95 W (6 ohms, 20 Hz - 20 kHz, THD 0.09%)Stereo Mode Output Power (*1): 110 W + 110 W (6 ohms, 1 kHz, THD 1%)Surround Mode Output Power (*1)(*2): 150 W per channel (6 ohms, 1 kHz, THD 0.9%)-Anthony
2199948
The back side of my receiver says "315MHz"; however, I would speculate that they probably utilize several frequencies around that general range to reduce the possibility of my button triggering your receiver.
1997535
You need to amplify the sound. A pure amp will do. A receiver is an amp with other features, primarily the ability to "receive" a radio signal.
1499655
Remember this is a non powdered unit. Simply turn up the volume on the receiver. Once that is turned up you give this unit the opportunity to control that amount of volume. Now it has enough sound to have control over.
737218
This is subjective (I didn't measure it), but it seems at least as loud as using a wired connection. I say "at least as loud" because it seems to me that it might be marginally louder. The sound quality is definitely good. I haven't noticed any distortion or loss in quality.
504196
excellent receiver for the money! Hook it up per the instructions given by the manufacturer!
34391
mmm..lemme c..the receiver has 9 channels and is rated @150 watts per channel..more than enuff power for pretty much all your sources/speakers...you wont be disappointed!!! im amazed with this receiver...even tho its a p i o n e e r...lol mmm..lemme c..the receiver has 9 channels and is rated @150 watts per channel..more than enuff power for pretty much all your sources/speakers...you wont be disappointed!!! im amazed with this receiver...even tho its a p i o n e e r...lol
968114
As a center channel for a 7.1 system, with music playing through it, it sounds good. So for an old receiver it should sound fine.
2251620
I wish I could help you but my receiver did not work long enough to answer that question. I was never able to get help for Onkyo or Amazon to get it fixed. It's been setting in my supply room over a year.
1635501
I didn't have any issue with the power, though I used a power condition unit to regulate the incoming AC power to provide constant good power in. I would hear some clicking sound from time to time, but the receiver working just fine. Hope this will help.
1954287
Unfortunately, I can't answer that, since my is connected to my receiver. Sorry!
2143494
There are 2 seven watt drivers and 1 fifteen watt sub-woofer so I would estimate a very clean and loud ten watts before any noticeable distortion. I don't run it wide open because that is TOO LOUD!!! 1/2 to 2/3 volume is loud. Below 1/2 volume is normal. Maybe about 1/3 volume for quiet listening.
1963607
On the loudest setting, they are quite loud. The receivers do not light up.