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<blockquote data-quote="ENDER_XVICM" data-source="post: 2407642" data-attributes="member: 571849"><p>From reading around on forums and the internet this is what I think I understand.</p><p></p><p>Lets say a component set is rated 89.5db at 1 meter, and the component set is a 200W set. at 1 watt I would have my 89.5db. With 2 watts i would be at 92.5db. all the way up to 200 watts. If I did my math right I will get about 111-113 watts out of these speakers at 200 watts.</p><p></p><p>Am I right with the way watts translate into db or am in completly off.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ENDER_XVICM, post: 2407642, member: 571849"] From reading around on forums and the internet this is what I think I understand. Lets say a component set is rated 89.5db at 1 meter, and the component set is a 200W set. at 1 watt I would have my 89.5db. With 2 watts i would be at 92.5db. all the way up to 200 watts. If I did my math right I will get about 111-113 watts out of these speakers at 200 watts. Am I right with the way watts translate into db or am in completly off. [/QUOTE]
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