Originally Posted by digitalphreak RMS is peak power. So if a manufacturer claims that something is 700watts RMS; they are saying that it can push that much wattage for a few seconds at a time. It cant hold that much power continuously. 700 watts RMS is probably more like 450 watts steady. That figure isnt science just an educated guess. Its just a way for manufacturers to claim a few more watts to boost sales. |
Originally Posted by digitalphreak uh...did you read the article? |
Originally Posted by digitalphreak This is what I was trying to get at. http://www.hifi-writer.com/he/misc/rmspower.htm The article pretty much states that you cant rely on "RMS wattage". |
PMPO is what u cant trust |