What does RMS stand for.
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RMS is a measure of continuous Power in Watts with little to no sound quality distortion, unlike Peak Out put Power which manufacturers usually proudly display with stickers on their units. RMS is usually around 70% of peak power.
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The 104 is the load index which is equal to 1982 lb The "S" is the speed rating of the tire The "R" stands for a radial tire
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The SA-12 can handle up to 1,000wrms, some put more into them. I've used the sa8v2,sa-10,sa-12 and sa-15 always had them on at least 1k each. Type R's can't take 1,000 rms daily like they say. If you look the, 4th gen (600wrms) and newest (1,000wrms) the design hasn't changed. The SA is by far more durable and capable of handling 1k daily, The type r will take it but not for long, I suggest only putting 5-700rms into these daily.
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On the VM Audio website they state max power at 350 watts (peak power for a few milliseconds) and here they state 80 watts RMS (root mean square, or what would be continuous usable power). The peak power rating is typically 4-5 times the more realistic RMS rating. If the RMS rating is true, this is very high and well above what 2.75" satellites and 4" sub driver would ever require before failure. Often 5-10 watts for satellites is plenty for most people in a near field, small room/desk top situation. If these are 20-20-40 or 15-15-50 they have lots of headroom! These have me curious enough to want to try them out, I'll try to give a more complete review in a week or so.
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There are three measurements in questions. Average RMS (root mean squared) is basically the power going through the device overall. Peak RMS are those loud times. Peak power is the measurement of the tops and bottom of the waveforms. Unless you are only interested in driving your system into the worst possible distortion, with imminent destruction in mind, then peak power might be a useful measurement. It has nothing to do with music.
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Root Mean Square (RMS) measures the average power of the waveform in the subwoofer. It is a measure of average power and a much more reliable metrics than the pure peak power people usually refers too. In this case, 350W is the peak power - meaning the subwoofer is rated to withstand this power for a limited time. The average-like RMS (150W in this case) is usually considered a better criteria to evaluate the power of a subwoofer.
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40-75 watts rms.Will handle up to 85 rms. But keep in mind the mm line is 2.8 -3.2 ohm speakers and create more power draw from amp source than a standard 4 ohm. But excellent speaker line no doubt, personal favorite. Db series also great, Best cheap speaker out there and also better choice than mm if you are not installing amps and going all out.
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Average rms on any name brand speaker is half to a little under half of peak. So 35 rms has around 70 peak. But you should never cap out low end speakers because over a short amount of time you will blow them.
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It all depends on the load. Peak to peak may reach 1500 watts instantaneously, however true rms power may appear very low.
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The number 77 indicates the maximum load that the tire can support. In this case, 77 corresponds to a maximum load capacity in kg.W The letter W indicates the maximum speed that a tire can support. In this case, W corresponds to a maximum speed of km/h.
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Total power output:RMS 8W x 2 + 12W x 1Source: http://www.edifier-international.com/products/edifier-multimedia/m1380
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I've tried to find this as well but EV doesn't give that info. If I were to guess based on volume I'd say at least 500watts. To be fair JBL,Osc and most of the others don't advertise their watts rms on their powered speakers.
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Sound *Output power (RMS): 8W *Sound System: Stereo *Volume Control: Volume Control up/down *Sound Enhancement: Dynamic Bass Boost
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What they said. Peak power is almost irrelevant. RMS rating is what you want to pay attention to. This sub has a minimum rms of 150 watts and a max of 500 watts, so be sure that whatever you're powering it with, falls within that range.
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yes, rm stands for remanufactured, an item that has been sent back to the company, for various reasons, fixed, or in some cases nothing was wrong with it and the consumer just didn't want it any more, and resold to the public, I myself bought one of the remanufactured brevilles, and honestly, not one single scratch or sign of wear or tear, literally this thing was brand new, for over $100 less.
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I have absolutely no clue or way to measure that. However, I did notice that my 10in infinti did get louder with this amp. For the money... Good amp. But if you're trying to power something big that needs a more accurate amount of rms, this amp won't cut it. I'm guessing its around 400 rms bridged and cranked all the way. You get what you pay for.. Hope that helps.
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Well I can see now in one of the customer images, it shows that the system is 70 watts RMS. It's too bad the picture is so small. I wonder if 70 watts RMS is the combined total RMS, or just the speakers, etc. Thanks ahead to anyone who can elaborate.