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<blockquote data-quote="What was that?" data-source="post: 8275916" data-attributes="member: 606737"><p>The guy above you knows what the technical definition of RMS is when applied to all things it can be used for. But when it is used for speakers it is a good gauge for new guys like me to have an idea of what power to use. If not for RMS (albeit misleading) people like me that don't know every spec of every speaker would put 2000w to a 500w sub. Poof! Smoke, smoke! The gentlemen wanted an idea of what those numbers meant when applied to car stereo. I told him. It is not my fault a lot of car companies lie.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="What was that?, post: 8275916, member: 606737"] The guy above you knows what the technical definition of RMS is when applied to all things it can be used for. But when it is used for speakers it is a good gauge for new guys like me to have an idea of what power to use. If not for RMS (albeit misleading) people like me that don't know every spec of every speaker would put 2000w to a 500w sub. Poof! Smoke, smoke! The gentlemen wanted an idea of what those numbers meant when applied to car stereo. I told him. It is not my fault a lot of car companies lie. [/QUOTE]
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