Do you mean 40w/channel or 40w/zone=20w per stereo channel?
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The Russound CA4 has 4 zones. Each zone outputs two channels (left and right). Each channel outputs 15 watts. Therefore, each zone outputs 30 watts (15 right + 15 left). My experience is this is more than sufficient (e.g., 1 pair of JBL AE180 in-wall speakers easily handles a very large living room with a14 foot ceiling).
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Ca4 and caa6 are based on the same platform except that the caa6 has 2 additional channels and 2 additional controller
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I´m not completely sure but I think it's 30w per zone, 15w per stereo speaker, I have the system paired with Sonance speakers model CR101, the store where I bought them told me this model of speakers are ideal for this kind of applications, when friends come to my house I usually set the volume to 40%, at 80% it's very loud, and I'm 38 jajaja don't think I'm an old user, at 80% you can't chat with friends.
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Im not completely sure but I think it's 30w per zone, 15w per stereo speaker, I have the system paired with Sonance speakers model CR101, the store where I bought them told me this model of speakers are ideal for this kind of applications, when friends come to my house I usually set the volume to 40%, at 80% it's very loud, and I'm 38 jajaja don't think I'm an old user, at 80% you can't chat with friends.
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It is 80W per channel using 8 ohm speakers and 100W per channel if using 6 ohm speakers.
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Depends on how efficient the speakers are. 50 watts per channel should be plenty for most home listening. It works for me just fine.
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This speakers are rated 300W but yours amplifier I will recommend between 40-100W per channel
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I'm not sure, check the reviews on the 10w and 50w models. Seems someone was using a motion sensor. Should apply to the 20w also. Maybe they can clear it up.
1301223
I'm not an expert, but I went off of the 175W per channel rating when I bought this. The speakers I got were Polk Audio TSi 400's that are capable of taking 200W of power so I knew that the receiver couldn't overpower the speakers if I cranked it up.
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I have the Denon AVR-3313ci with 125w per channel...these speakers are working very well. I'm very happy with this purchase.
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It is excluding the Sub. I think the Sub is 200W, separately. And its each channel having that 120 W or whatever, not something like 24W * 5 = 120.
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I have a single woofer in my install. No that is too much power for a single. With a double you may be fine. I put 200 watts to my woofer and it sounds great.
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I have a Yamaha with 120 watts per channel. That seems like plenty of power.I don't know if I'd use less than 80. Good speakers for the money
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It really depends on the receiver you're using. If you're pushing over 100 watts per channel then go with the 20's, if not go with the 10's. I have not heard the 20's but can't imagine they aren't up to par. I went with the 10's and really like the wide profile on the wall.
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No, I have an integrated amplifier with 65 watts per channel. It's a Peachtree Audio Decco, and it provides plenty of clean power.
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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)
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I think 45 watts per channel. It's in the description. It's very loud with 4 speakers. I run 4 6.5's alpine with this unit and 1 10" sub on a seperate amp. Sounds clean and loud. Can hear it doing 59 mph
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45 Hz - 40kHz at +/- 10 dB50 Hz - 30kHz at +/- 3dBAmazing for creating great mixes !
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Around 85 watts max per woofer/tweeter, or per door, minimum doesn't matter a whole lot. I'm running 2 pairs of these on the head unit power that only puts out 15 watts per channel and they sound amazing.
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15 watts per channel. I love Them!!!! I use them exclusively for music and they have a great sound, very clean and great quality sound.