Does "2 X 75W" mean 2 channels each with 37.5 Watts for a total of 75 Watts?
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Per the Manual:Output Power, 2 channels driven 4-Ohm, 1 kHz, 1% THD - 15Wx24-Ohm, 1 kHz, 10% THD - 23Wx2Max Power - 75Wx2Not sure how they get the "max power" figures, 15x2 is realistic, it sounds pretty good with 5.25" bookshelf speakers at moderate volumes. If you're looking for audiophile quality, driving large speakers, or playing loud music look elsewhere. Perfect for a small room or ambiance on a patio though.
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dont know but MY UNIT failed within a few months of UN DEMANDING USEONe channel never worked properly than it quitein the GARBAGE !
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Measured in any scientific way accepted by the audio engineering community, of which I am proudly a member, no. The only meaningful measure of an amplifier's output is R.M.S across its entire bandwidth at a given impedance. There's a useful article here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_power. The figure from the manual is useless, unscientific, and designed to deceive. No one would, for instance, listen to an audio source that was distorted by 10% across its total bandwidth, the only frequency measure that matters, for very long. Pyle also has serious q.c. issues. I had to repair mine right out of the box to get it to work. Measured in any scientific way accepted by the audio engineering community, of which I am proudly a member, no. The only meaningful measure of an amplifier's output is R.M.S across its entire bandwidth at a given impedance. There's a useful article here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_power. The figure from the manual is useless, unscientific, and designed to deceive. No one would, for instance, listen to an audio source that was distorted by 10% across its total bandwidth, the only frequency measure that matters, for very long. Pyle also has serious q.c. issues. I had to repair mine... » Read More Measured in any scientific way accepted by the audio engineering community, of which I am proudly a member, no. The only meaningful measure of an amplifier's output is R.M.S across its entire bandwidth at a given impedance. There's a useful article here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audio_power. The figure from the manual is useless, unscientific, and designed to deceive. No one would, for instance, listen to an audio source that was distorted by 10% across its total bandwidth, the only frequency measure that matters, for very long. Pyle also has serious q.c. issues. I had to repair mine right out of the box to get it to work. « Show Less
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Per the Manual: Output Power, 2 channels driven 4-Ohm, 1 kHz, 1% THD - 15Wx2 4-Ohm, 1 kHz, 10% THD - 23Wx2 Max Power - 75Wx2 Not sure how they get the "max power" figures, 15x2 is realistic, it sounds pretty good with 5.25" bookshelf speakers at moderate volumes. If you're looking for audiophile quality, driving large speakers, or playing loud music look elsewhere. Perfect for a small room or ambiance on a patio though.
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This is for each channel. When you see listings like this for speakers it means there are two channels, each 180 w max. But like the other review said RMS is the safe amount. It is the wattage you can put thru the device for an extended period of time without damage.
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4.8 Amps total. 2.4 Amps per port. 2.4 Amps per port x 2 ports = 4.8 Amps.12W x 2 = 24W24W / 5V = 4.8AThis unit is called reVOLT 12W + 12W by Scosche. So 24 Watts, not 12.
1002372
This will be able to handle of total of 72 watts or 3 amps (72w/24v). If you are worried about overloading the circuit add a 3 amp fuse.
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This page says 40w x 4 rms @ 4ohms + sub. all other info is 75w x 4 rms @4ohm. which is correct. ?
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yes it saids it will do 1-32 w and 1 -40w so don't see why it wouldn,t do 2 32w
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guess I didnt think before buying this-- 12v with an2.4 amp out put 28.8watts -- the package saids dual 12w in a circuit either voltage is half or the amperage depends on serial or parallel -in parallel if voltage stays the same the amp draw would be spit. this is confusing-but it advertises 12w per port--- 12 divided by 2.4 =5v- gues I have to get the meter out- kirk saids 24w and 4.8a total-- nowhere is it printed- can check by meter
582329
I only send 1000 watts amp to 2 15" speakers so I guess 500watts for each speaker.
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This is a 2 channel amp. Thats why its called the 70.2 70 watts x's 2 channels (140Watts)If you are looking for more than 2 channels, I suggest you get the 40.4 40 Watts x's 4 Channels (160Watts)
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Is all depends on the capacity of yor receiver. If is 350 watts or more them you need two.
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It means that the peak Watts that the unit can use maximum is 350 watts so that is for each set. So if we are talking about continuous maximum power handling it would require that we multiply by .707 so it would operate at 247 watts continuously. So together they operate at 123.5 watts continuously. You would need a 250 watt RMS 2 channel amp for the speakers. 125 watts per channel. Anything larger and you will blow out your speakers.
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it has 4 channels a total of 1,000 watts. It's also a amp and dvd player. I use it for my guitars
265070
It shows: 2 Preset Radio Station - 300 Watts L/R Channel (4ohm) 50W for Center, Surround L and Surround R (4 Ohm) in Amazon description section...
1015104
I hope you haven't bought this piece of junk. It doesn't matter how many watts it is. See my review (JG) from 12/31/12. I sent mine back.
1197225
I think it is 100 watts. I am using a 75 watt and a 25 watt in two separate areas.
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!
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A stereo amplifier is normally rated per channel and almost never two amps combined. So it should be 10 watts/channel.