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<blockquote data-quote="MicraMan" data-source="post: 8841074" data-attributes="member: 688826"><p>Well guys, I just need how to know the RMS of different speakers set I am considering, which is very difficult as most of the speakers I saw they stated something like 120, 150 or 200W, and I don't understand if those watts have to be divided per 2 because they are 2 speakers, or if those watts are PMPO and have to be converted to RMS, or what they are.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Curiously, the RMS watts are the same after applying the maths I propossed in my post. Is this a coincidence?</p><p></p><p>It's good to know this, but I don't have the speakers with me. What I need is to know the RMS of speakers before buying them, and what I ask is the meaning of the high value of between 120 and 200W I see in the name of the speakers. Are they the sumof the RMS of both speakers? are PMPO?</p><p></p><p>Nonsense or not, you are not answering it. You are just saying something I actually said it in my first post: the importance of RMS to know if the speakers fits well or not. I knew that. What I don't know if there is a fast way to know the RMS when all I see are speakers of around 150W, and I don't know if they refer at the sum of both speakers, or to what they refer. Can you answer that, as this was my question?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MicraMan, post: 8841074, member: 688826"] Well guys, I just need how to know the RMS of different speakers set I am considering, which is very difficult as most of the speakers I saw they stated something like 120, 150 or 200W, and I don't understand if those watts have to be divided per 2 because they are 2 speakers, or if those watts are PMPO and have to be converted to RMS, or what they are. Curiously, the RMS watts are the same after applying the maths I propossed in my post. Is this a coincidence? It's good to know this, but I don't have the speakers with me. What I need is to know the RMS of speakers before buying them, and what I ask is the meaning of the high value of between 120 and 200W I see in the name of the speakers. Are they the sumof the RMS of both speakers? are PMPO? Nonsense or not, you are not answering it. You are just saying something I actually said it in my first post: the importance of RMS to know if the speakers fits well or not. I knew that. What I don't know if there is a fast way to know the RMS when all I see are speakers of around 150W, and I don't know if they refer at the sum of both speakers, or to what they refer. Can you answer that, as this was my question? [/QUOTE]
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