how many ohms and what wattage is the factory speaker rated at?
738944
It is 25 watts into 8 ohms and 1-10" Fender Special Design Speaker. Hope this helps! JP
114579
My Tech checked them, they are 6 ohm, however please understand that this is a complete Bose system, not intended to be used with other systems Amps, so if you were to use these speakers in any way that is not intended by Bose. And the speakers are damaged, I can not have them returned for a refund, I appreciate your interest, but must make this clear, as I said this is a complete Bose system, and not to be connected in any other way, thanks, Jack
1733063
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.
530430
Its possible that whatever you have them wired to cannot output to 4 Ohms. If you wired them to factory radio, it may only be capable to handle an 8 ohm load. That or if you have them wired to an amp, you may have the gain turned up too much, or if you have more than one speaker wired to each channel on the amp, you might be overloading the amp. Regardless, I wouldnt say it is the speakers, it is the device powering the speakers.
223554
The wattage listing on these is not correct at all. They are ok for replacing factory speakers, but if you put 800 to them they would pop in a second.
458769
8 ohms single speaker. The detail says speakers. And there are two 1/4" speaker outputs on the rear. I have not tried those. Using the speakon outlet, I tried to daisy chain two 8 ohm speakers. But every few minutes the amp would go into protect. Maybe the 1/4" outputs will allow two speakers but not the speakon. I'd have returned it but this is the only mixer amp in this price range on the market. I use it for all karaoke shows. It really does crank great sound.
2161311
This is a case of Marantz trying to appeal to the " more power" part of the world. A more careful read of this spec shows this rating was measured at 6 ohms @ 1KHz. Not your "typical" measurement. At a more realistic power rating, the THD would read considerably less. Figure at 8 ohms it will be under 1%. Paired with a quality & efficient pair of bookshelf speakers & you have a very nice sounding system. I have found it to be very smooth and it has plenty of power to fill the space I'm using it in.
1682269
I'm guessing around 1.5 or so. Warning: Don't put to much power into these I blew mines at 400 rms and @ 200rms imho I would look elsewhere for budget speakers but they do sound EXTREMELY NICE
375568
I was going to say it seemed like 100 watts rms was the stated max for wattage--and durned if I wasn't right....Just know its just a numbers game with higher #'s being more impressive. I look at the sensitivty rating of the speaker 1st especially for car systems--they seem to play even more 'bigger is better games' than the home system players. Anyway, it's all in your ears when it comes down to it...that and budget restraints.
579289
It's at a total of 800 watts @ 4 ohms I run it thru small speakers and meets my needs for solo/duo settings
797966
You should be fine, but just to be on the safe side, look on the back of the amplifier or in the owner's manual to see if there is a specific warning not to drive speakers with less that an 8-ohm load. Since it's a good-quality amp, there shouldn't be a warning of that sort. As a further check, see if the manual quotes a power rating into 4 or 6 ohms. It probably will (and it will be a higher number), which means your unit has the reserve current to safely drive a lower impedance speaker. Hope this works out because -- having lived with these speakers for more than a year -- I continue to be impressed by their clarity and the width of the sonic field they are able to project. You should be fine, but just to be on the safe side, look on the back of the amplifier or in the owner's manual to see if there is a specific warning not to drive speakers with less that an 8-ohm load. Since it's a good-quality amp, there shouldn't be a warning of that sort. As a further check, see if the manual quotes a power rating into 4 or 6 ohms. It probably will (and it will be a higher number), which means your unit has the reserve current to safely drive a lower impedance speaker. Hope this works out because -- having lived with these speakers for more than a year -- I continue to... » Read More You should be fine, but just to be on the safe side, look on the back of the amplifier or in the owner's manual to see if there is a specific warning not to drive speakers with less that an 8-ohm load. Since it's a good-quality amp, there shouldn't be a warning of that sort. As a further check, see if the manual quotes a power rating into 4 or 6 ohms. It probably will (and it will be a higher number), which means your unit has the reserve current to safely drive a lower impedance speaker. Hope this works out because -- having lived with these speakers for more than a year -- I continue to be impressed by their clarity and the width of the sonic field they are able to project. « Show Less
2231518
I no longer have this unit. I believe so at 4 ohms but I suggest you refer to Audio Source Tech Support: 1.877.715.5439 or locally 503.914.4688
685192
These run at 4 Ohms. If you're looking for something with a little more wattage, try the GMI 9030 Audio Stereo Speakers, these carry 4 - 8 Ohms with 300 watts for the pair and the price is just slightly more. Reason I say this is the Pyle's were good, but my son cranked the receiver on them and blew the speakers about a week ago so I fot the GMI's to replace them and I'm happier with the GMI's than I was with the PYle's.
1301544
8 ohm. I couldn't be happier with these as surround speakers. I think for the price you just cannot beat them. Mounted high on the wall with the grills off, they look pretty sharp in all black. I have 4 of them in a 7.1 system.
1322774
I am not sure the exact wattage rating but my reciever puts 80w per channel and I wouldn't go much higher than that. The speakers are clear, but also keep in mind the subwoofer is not powered. I was unaware of this, when the description says "200w" I thought it had a 200w sub amp. I had to purchase a separate subwoofer. Average speakers for a low price.
387781
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.
571156
7volts 2.5 amps. The speaker wattage is 10 watts. I hope that answers your question.