So is this 125 watts/channel, all channels driven? Not just 2?
1263006
This is an old question, but does need to be answered correctly. The 125 watt rating is for 2 channels driven into an 8 ohm load. With ALL 7 channels being driven at once, this unit was bench tested at 70.5 watts per channel into an 8 ohm load. Each of the 7 channels is CAPABLE of producing 125 watts, but that would be assuming those are the only two channels running at the time. The amp board are limited by the power supply.
1263007
Thanks for your inquiry. The SR7007 is equipped with seven fully-discrete 125-watt amplifiers, providing one amp for each of the unit's seven channels. Please let us know if you have any other questions!
1263008
125 watts per each of the 7 channels (seven fully-discrete, 125 watt amplifiers). The spec is written that each channel is capable of putting out 125 watts in the scenario that all 7 channels are being driven. It's a powerhouse!
1412899
The booklet says "Watts/Channel" is 140 with power protection on, and 70 with power protection off. I'm assuming this is "Maximum" watts/channel. However, I'm not sure how meaningful this is, usually the key issue is clean watts, meaning that as long as you run your volume at a decent level, not full blast with lots of clipping, "max watts" doesn't matter very much. Plus most of the time you're going to be running with protection on, which is why you'd buy this switch anyway.
644755
The specification means that it can handle 125 watts per channel (i.e. per speaker) without blowing the speaker. That means a 125 watt/channel amp at full volume. Damage to your ears and ceiling are another matter. With 90dB sensitivity (i.e. 90dB when powered by a single watt of power they will be unbearably loud at 125 watts). So regardless of the power of your amp, you will want to keep the volume at a reasonable level.
271052
Good question. I assumed it was, but when I double checked, the small print says 1500W.
1805077
You are correct. It's about 15 watts output. Range should not be greatly affected by the difference in output.
928110
My BitFenix Recon (BFA-RCN-KS-RP) product box says 15W Max Watts / Channel. Doesn't have a Rev. #
531260
No, I have an integrated amplifier with 65 watts per channel. It's a Peachtree Audio Decco, and it provides plenty of clean power.
1543172
Sorry for the late response! Yes, please know the 8w out put is correct, and more accurately it is 8w*2, each channel is 8w. Hope this helps.
1409175
This amplifier is no way 1000 watts per channel each channel has a separate output control you should have no problems
248196
This unit connects to Preamp out so it would not be able to control the channels directly connected to the head unit. As far as power goes. it is a pass through so it doesn't care how little or how much power your system has. My setup is two Amps, one is four channels and the second is for my Subs. This unit controls them perfectly.
1096357
15 watts per channel , but don't worry if you are going to use for Desktop, because I use the knob at 50% and its very loud sometimes I have to lower the volumen. if you need more sound I recomend the XD4 or the XD5
1301223
I'm not an expert, but I went off of the 175W per channel rating when I bought this. The speakers I got were Polk Audio TSi 400's that are capable of taking 200W of power so I knew that the receiver couldn't overpower the speakers if I cranked it up.
961960
It all depends on how many watts you are broadcasting. I drive 50 watts with mine with know problem. The basic formula is Power equals Voltage times Current. If you Multiply 12 volts by 12 amps you get 144 watts. But there are things in the radio that consume power besides the final transmitted signal. But as you can see 50 to 100 watts should be within the limits of the power supply. Also when you are just listening, the power consumption is minimal.
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.
2117980
75 x 2 is only 150 watts and they are 400 watts apiece. You do the math! Not!
1342939
Yes, but it come with a predefined range of channel, so you have to choose between channel 50 to 125 (the factory predefined range).
2241196
According to the manual on Behringer's website 8ohm/1Khz/1%THD both channel driven 125W, peak (THD unspecified) 175W