Dose JBL Put out Real True RMS Power
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JBL subs can truly HANDLE their RMS power (wattage) rating. Power comes from the amp, so the cleaner the amp, the better the sound at all levels. These are really efficient subs, so they'll be pretty loud with 300-400 watts RMS to each sub in a ported box. With a sealed box, give them no more than 500 watts RMS each. But yes they play clean... Rockford Fosgate P2 & P3 subs will pound harder and be more durable, but JBL subs are better for clarity & accuracy. They'll still slam but they aren't tanks. With two of these GTO1214D dual voice coil subs wired parallel to 1 ohm, you'll draw some good power from your amp, just make sure your amp is stable down at 1 ohm. If it's not, get the regular GTO1214 subs for a 2 ohm final load on the amp.
1786489
clarity and accuracy in a sealed box is very good. Returned JL W3 and kept thE JBL due to the quality of sound.
1786490
I have 2 of the dual voice coils wired in parallel, giving an effective 1 ohm impedance. I am driving the speakers with a Kicker 1000 watt amp. The speakers handlethe power without cooking. Distortion of the audio signal is usually what causes a speaker to blow.
1786491
The jbl 12 subwoofer is just what it said it is. The power is excellent but in order to accomplish the right sound your amp and equaliser must be of good quality.
547169
I know for a fact it would run the JL's but also some 6x9's I'm not sure but I don't see y not. My speakers are 12's and I tested the hell out of those.
840070
My box says 2 Ohm but JBL has the true 4 ohm which creates a 4 ohm appearance to the radio. I had the same concern and have not had an issue
721252
way too much power n dont push the bass if u wanna keep um playing nicely.....there only 1100 watts a piece.... so b careful.....!!!!
1733066
125W RMS each, I am driving them with a JL audio amp with 150W RMS each and they sound great -no problems after a couple years.
265650
These amps are clean, very low distortion and I read a number of audiophile reviews on them before I bought them. The actual numbers are on the Behringer website. I can tell they are a real 125 watts RMS per channel or bridged mono, 380 watts RMS...that's how I use three of the 5 of these I have. The other two running stereo for the surround speakers. Hope this helps.
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*
2007441
Personally I have klipsch. Can't speak for JBL. Great digital amp. Had it for 3 months and love it.
486590
According to JL Audio, these can speakers handle 15-100W RMS. The recommended power is 60W RMS.
1247675
was wandering the same thing but i did some research and its a active speaker with 625RMS/900WATT Max...Im 80% sure that this information is true but will keep looking cuz i was looking to get one too....also if you wanted to know the SPL output is 132 DB
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JBL specifications are maximum amplifier power for the speaker at 150W and recommended power handling at 75W (peak of 300W). So, yes you should be fine with a 1000W or 1500W amplifier powering all six of the speakers since these speakers need to be run at 8 ohms. Note, I am assuming you are using a 2 channel home amplifier and have three speakers on each channel and when set to run at 8 ohms the amplifier will have a peak power of 200W for the 1000W unit and 300 for the 1500W unit. If you happen to mean a 1000W or 1500W receiver then just keep the maximum channel wattage to no more than 150W and you should be good. I personally run mine off of a Yamaha receiver that is rated at only 55W per channel and get great sound out of them.
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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.
654190
This 70 watt power supply can handle the 1.2 amp current with no problem. The universal AC adapter has a list of plugs that are included. You will need to confirm the power connection on the JBL speakers.
73443
Hi I own a JVC BOOMBOX 200 watts comparing with Pyle PBMSPG1000 Sound like 40 watts to me, don't buy this is only bluetooth connection,and is to heavy.not a big sound.
625687
For the price, I've found that Infinity speakers work very well. I use 6x8's in the rear and components in the front. (93 Mustang). RMS should be 125w each at least. Works terrific!
1108607
I'm not an expert,BUT in my opinion thru MY experiences, I would ask - if you have THE TOP OF THE LINE JL 13W7AE sub , why would you not go with an amp from JL.?? Get in contact with JL. They are glad to help with your questions. I used the JL 1200 amp. The speaker RMS is rated at 1500 watt RMS - what is the rating on the memphis ?? Next question is - do you just want loud music or do you want sound perfection ??? Some people have louder music than myself BUT everybody states to me that my system sounds better. QUALITY OUT WEIGHS LOUDNESS. My system has Clear deep bass - perfect impact mid range and crisp highs and ALL powered by JL AUDIO. I'm running 4- MHD 4-600 amps & 3 MHD 750 amps and a JL 1200 for the 13w7ae. Does NOT get any better. I'd like to put 4 of the new 8" speakers in my boat but I ran out of room.
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I could not give you a accurate answer. right now I have these speakers running off of the radio, but from what I've read these speakers (Infinity speakers in general) really come to life when some power is applied to them. also an other factor in bass response is going to be how you have them mounted.