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<blockquote data-quote="creater" data-source="post: 962679" data-attributes="member: 559983"><p>firstly...that isnt a car speaker...its professional audio i think...i know some about professional audio...i would guess its about 200w peak...give it 100w and increase it slowly...if it takes the increase power then it would be 150w 0r 200w rms...if it doesnt then its 100w...but most profesional speakers dont push as much watts as car speakers...so i highly doubt it being over 200w rms...but i can be wrong...but im sure im not</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="creater, post: 962679, member: 559983"] firstly...that isnt a car speaker...its professional audio i think...i know some about professional audio...i would guess its about 200w peak...give it 100w and increase it slowly...if it takes the increase power then it would be 150w 0r 200w rms...if it doesnt then its 100w...but most profesional speakers dont push as much watts as car speakers...so i highly doubt it being over 200w rms...but i can be wrong...but im sure im not [/QUOTE]
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