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<blockquote data-quote="Jcsaudio" data-source="post: 8657439" data-attributes="member: 673752"><p>Yes, because they will not actually get 100 watts rms playing music, not even close. Read this article from Andy that kind of explains it in laymen’s terms. <a href="https://www.audiofrog.com/community/tech-tips/pink-noise-white-noise-and-why-your-tweeters-never-get-150-watts/" target="_blank">https://www.audiofrog.com/community/tech-tips/pink-noise-white-noise-and-why-your-tweeters-never-get-150-watts/</a></p><p></p><p>I do this all the time. I have an amplifier capable of 125 watts rms connected speakers rated for 15 watts RMS but they draw much, much, less power. You have to be smart with the volume and set your gain by ear relative to the subwoofer volume. Subwoofers/bass frequencies take all the power, tweeters do not. I laugh when I hear people say they are sending 200 watts to their tweeters. Just because the amplifier is capable of doing it doesn’t mean it does. </p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jcsaudio, post: 8657439, member: 673752"] Yes, because they will not actually get 100 watts rms playing music, not even close. Read this article from Andy that kind of explains it in laymen’s terms. [URL="https://www.audiofrog.com/community/tech-tips/pink-noise-white-noise-and-why-your-tweeters-never-get-150-watts/"]https://www.audiofrog.com/community/tech-tips/pink-noise-white-noise-and-why-your-tweeters-never-get-150-watts/[/URL] I do this all the time. I have an amplifier capable of 125 watts rms connected speakers rated for 15 watts RMS but they draw much, much, less power. You have to be smart with the volume and set your gain by ear relative to the subwoofer volume. Subwoofers/bass frequencies take all the power, tweeters do not. I laugh when I hear people say they are sending 200 watts to their tweeters. Just because the amplifier is capable of doing it doesn’t mean it does. [/QUOTE]
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