What is the wattage peak and RMS?
1711024
Hi, this Sony CDZGT570UP power output is 17 Watts RMS 4 at 4 Ohms &lt; 1% THD+N. -Ely
2089441
According to the chart on the Amazon website, the VS2620 speakers are 5 Watts RMS Total Continuous Power (RMS), and 10 Watts Peak Power.
351672
This page says 40w x 4 rms @ 4ohms + sub. all other info is 75w x 4 rms @4ohm. which is correct. ?
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.
1893930
I would say that RMS is around 200. I am running a pair on and amp at 175 watts per and they sound awesome!
45457
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.
1053868
Not at all. 1000 rms max. For my case, the most I can give mine is ~600 watts
1558384
The manual states 100 watts X 4 is the RMS rating @ 4 ohms. 200 watts x 4 RMS @ 2 ohms.
749624
I believe it's 1400 watts peak...it's a great speaker for the price...and it's Peavey, a no-brainer!
573893
i dont have the specifications any longer however i think the wattage is 60 at it's top speed setting...if i remember correctly
1364685
I got this directly from their wedsite... I hope this helpsTechnical SpecificationsTotal FTC power: 7 watts RMSSubwoofer: 4 RMS (into 4 ohms, @ 1 kHz, @ 10% THD)Satellites: 1.5 RMS x 2 (into 4 ohms, @ 1 kHz, @ 10% THD)Total peak power: 14 wattsDrivers:Satellites: 2-inch high-excursion metallic driversSubwoofer : 4-inch Max-X™ high-excursion subwooferSpeaker dimensions (H x W x D):Satellites: 5.8" (145.9 mm) x 3.4" (84.9 mm) x 3.2" (81.7 mm)Subwoofer: 8.4" (19 cm) x 5.5" (14 cm) x 7" (17.8 cm) I got this directly from their wedsite... I hope this helpsTechnical SpecificationsTotal FTC power: 7 watts RMSSubwoofer: 4 RMS (into 4 ohms, @ 1 kHz, @ 10% THD)Satellites: 1.5 RMS x 2 (into 4 ohms, @ 1 kHz, @ 10% THD)Total peak power: 14 wattsDrivers:Satellites: 2-inch high-excursion metallic driversSubwoofer : 4-inch Max-X™ high-excursion subwooferSpeaker dimensions (H x W x D):Satellites: 5.8" (145.9 mm) x 3.4" (84.9 mm) x 3.2" (81.7 mm)Subwoofer: 8.4" (19 cm) x 5.5" (14 cm) x 7"... » Read More I got this directly from their wedsite... I hope this helpsTechnical SpecificationsTotal FTC power: 7 watts RMSSubwoofer: 4 RMS (into 4 ohms, @ 1 kHz, @ 10% THD)Satellites: 1.5 RMS x 2 (into 4 ohms, @ 1 kHz, @ 10% THD)Total peak power: 14 wattsDrivers:Satellites: 2-inch high-excursion metallic driversSubwoofer : 4-inch Max-X™ high-excursion subwooferSpeaker dimensions (H x W x D):Satellites: 5.8" (145.9 mm) x 3.4" (84.9 mm) x 3.2" (81.7 mm)Subwoofer: 8.4" (19 cm) x 5.5" (14 cm) x 7" (17.8 cm) « Show Less
444144
The power rating is overall and the manufacturer does not provide a specific figure for the sub alone. I'd venture to say it's around around 100-125 RMS and 200-250 max but again that's an estimate.
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.
1748007
I believe it is 300 RMS if I remember correctly. I would need to look at box. Am working now. If want to respond around 600 I will be glad to look for you.
1205778
You have to look at these two ratings as being a range. RMS is the lowest voltage, per se, that the speaker needs in order to run properly. Peak power is the top of this range. Example RMS 100 watts....Peak 200 watts. It is a good theory to run no greater than 75% between these two levels. Hope this helps :-)
656512
Its 200 watts RMS. I'm pushing it with at least 150 watts with no problems.
609169
150w max x 4 channels = 600max watts (This is peak power the amp can only put out for an instant) or 60w RMS x 4 channels= 240w RMS (RMS is what the amp can put out continuous)