Just a quick question about speakers and watts per pair...help sellecting the proper

[Vancouverman]

If I was to buy these jbl component speakers that rate 320 watts....is this per pair or per channel?

Jbls website is suggesting their MS-A1004 amp that has a RMS power 400-watt, four-channel amplifier, dual speaker outputs.

JBL engineers designed the MS-62C component speaker system to produce faithful, full-range sound from a head-unit or amplifier capable of delivering up to 320 watts of power.

OK that amp can bridge the 4 channels to 200 watts per channel right?

Would I be better off buying a more powerfull amp...say a 800 watt amp.....that way I can have my 200 watts per channel for the components up front then bridge the other 2 channels to make A single 400 watt channel to power a sub woofer at some later time.

OK thanks again.

Jay

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[mylows10 5,000+ posts]

specs are 160 max rms is 80 rms thats what you should be looking at , also the first amp would prolly be ok for them ,just set the gains properly

 

[Vancouverman]

specs are 160 max rms is 80 rms thats what you should be looking at , also the first amp would prolly be ok for them ,just set the gains properly

Is this the power per speaker?....right?

Thanks

 

[mylows10 5,000+ posts]

Is this the power per speaker?....right?
Thanks

80 per side

 

[mylows10 5,000+ posts]

Is this the power per speaker?....right?
Thanks

80 per side