What is RMS output power?
1725051
I've seen the other answers in the feedback but for the life o me I can't see how they would help. I use it for the tv, since I have become hard of hearing and wife says play the tv too loud I connect audio cables to the cable box and run them to Sony earphones and then using I splitter y adapter connect it to the amplifier and sound is unbelievable. Hope this helps
1725052
According to data sheet, it's 40mW per channel into 16 ohm headphones, 30mW per channel into 32 ohm headphones
1725053
I dont know. I did buy the unit to boost the sound for 2 headphones while flying, as before I couldnt hear properly over the engine noise. The Boosteroo works great and the battery life is pretty good too. You can connect up 2 3 devices. For what it is i am very impressed.
1832450
1250 max rms. I got a boss ar1500 pushing them and they beat hard but i never got the chance to try and max them out.
1275187
No, 250 watts rms at 4 ohms and 400 watts rms at 2 ohms, and 500 watts rms at 1 ohm which is total power at 500 watts rms and 1000 watts peak.
1227306
Oy be nice! To find the rms of any component, we must find the rated value of units and multiply it by the root mean square(.707), ex: this amp is rated at 6000w peak so to find the rms( continuous power) we multiply 6000w x .707 = 4242w, so this amp should deliver 4242w continuously.
351672
This page says 40w x 4 rms @ 4ohms + sub. all other info is 75w x 4 rms @4ohm. which is correct. ?
838597
200 watts rms. I have 400 watts rms running to it. If I push it to hard, you can here the sub pop. But, I've had the sub for almost a year now.
598877
Rms and peak are two different ratings all together Rms is true wattage" what is the sub seeing constantly" Peak is an inflated number by company's to get to buyer to buy there amp because the number is bigger which is rarely true about the amps when you test them to see if they can match the manufacturers specs Rms is roughly 650 at 1 ohm Peak is 1000 at 1 ohm And that is using an amp meter and checking what the amp is putting out. The zrx line of amp only seems to be capable of a little over half there rating from hifonics Best of luck to you
1205774
RMS wattage ratings are a measure of continuous power - maximum wattage ouput Peak power, on the other hand, doesn't try to reflect realistic operation. It's simply a measure of how much power can be generated or handled for very short bursts- maximum load power. Hope that helps.
2173811
This got me really curious. I hate not knowing the answer to what should be a simple question. I found this info on another site:"Specifications - from the user manual. Power output is listed as 30Watts RMS into 4 ohms with 10%THD - Not what I would call quality sound but maybe ok for your rear channel. BTW, this would equate to 15w @ 8ohms.Audio Input: Wireless * Stereo, 16-bit, 48 KHz, uncompressed* Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 87 dBAudio Output: HighEfficiency Class D,Speaker-level* Supports 4 to 16 ohm speakers* Audio output power: 2 × 30 W (RMS)into 4 ohms (no more than 10% THD)Transmission Delay * 15-20 msPower Supply * AC 100-240 V ~ 50/60 Hz" This got me really curious. I hate not knowing the answer to what should be a simple question. I found this info on another site:"Specifications - from the user manual. Power output is listed as 30Watts RMS into 4 ohms with 10%THD - Not what I would call quality sound but maybe ok for your rear channel. BTW, this would equate to 15w @ 8ohms.Audio Input: Wireless * Stereo, 16-bit, 48 KHz, uncompressed* Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 87 dBAudio Output: HighEfficiency Class D,Speaker-level* Supports 4 to 16 ohm speakers* Audio output... » Read More This got me really curious. I hate not knowing the answer to what should be a simple question. I found this info on another site:"Specifications - from the user manual. Power output is listed as 30Watts RMS into 4 ohms with 10%THD - Not what I would call quality sound but maybe ok for your rear channel. BTW, this would equate to 15w @ 8ohms.Audio Input: Wireless * Stereo, 16-bit, 48 KHz, uncompressed* Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 87 dBAudio Output: HighEfficiency Class D,Speaker-level* Supports 4 to 16 ohm speakers* Audio output power: 2 × 30 W (RMS)into 4 ohms (no more than 10% THD)Transmission Delay * 15-20 msPower Supply * AC 100-240 V ~ 50/60 Hz" « Show Less
693328
The RMS Rating on these subs is 1400 watts, but, that is PEAK output, not sustained. Actual sustained output is more like 800 watts max. I have two of these and trust me, they thump plenty hard, especially for the price. I have had mine for 3 years and ran them hard through about 35 gigs. They still sound just as good as from Day 1. I have had many compliments on their phenomenal bass and clean sound. *JET SOUND MACHINE*
307085
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.
1053868
Not at all. 1000 rms max. For my case, the most I can give mine is ~600 watts
552174
The owners manual doesn't use "RMS" in the ratings section, so whether the ratings are RMS or peak is subject to debate. The listed ratings are 2x210 watts at 8 ohm, 2x320 watts at 4 ohm, and 2x420 watts at 2 ohm, and bridged mono is 650 watts at 8 ohms, 845 at 4 ohms. FYI- my right channel died about 3 weeks ago; I'm listening to just one speaker right now. haven't had a chance to contact them re: the 3 year warranty.
2173809
This got me really curious. I hate not knowing the answer to what should be a simple question. I found this info on another site: "Specifications - from the user manual. Power output is listed as 30Watts RMS into 4 ohms with 10%THD - Not what I would call quality sound but maybe ok for your rear channel. BTW, this would equate to 15w @ 8ohms. Audio Input: Wireless * Stereo, 16-bit, 48 KHz, uncompressed * Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 87 dB Audio Output: High Efficiency Class D, Speaker-level * Supports 4 to 16 ohm speakers * Audio output power: 2 30 W (RMS) into 4 ohms (no more than 10% THD) Transmission Delay * 15-20 ms Power Supply * AC 100-240 V ~ 50/60 Hz"
307084
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.
1831304
Rated Power Output: 156 watts RMS into 8 ohms @ 0.1% THD252 watts RMS into 4 ohms @ < 1.0% THDSignal to Noise Ratio: 90 dB A-weightedEfficiency: 66%Input Impedance: 10.4K ohmsBass Boost: Switchable, 6dB @ 35HzLow Pass Adjustment: 40 Hz - 180 HzPhase Adjustment: 0° (NOR) or 180° (REV)Dimensions: 9-13/16" W x 9-13/16" H x 5 DEnclosure Cutout: 8-1/2" x 8-1/2"Power Requirements: 115/230 VAC, 60 Hz/50 Hz, 400WStand-By Power Rating: 115, < 0.29W*Weight: 12 lbs.
1754256
peak power 225 watts per speaker.as for the rms power range its 2-110.you can go to crutchfield.com and check out the specs.hope this answer helped.