You would need an amplifier that can provide a minimum of 200 watts RMS (Root Mean Square) to power 2 100 watt speakers. However, it is recommended to have an amplifier that can provide slightly more power than the speakers are rated for, to ensure optimal performance and to account for any fluctuations in power. … Read more

In general, a 15-inch subwoofer will require an amplifier with a power output of at least 300-500 watts RMS (root mean square) to get good performance. However, if you want to achieve very high volume levels or you are using the subwoofer in a large space, you may want to use an amplifier with a … Read more

Yes, it is possible to connect 6 speakers to a 4-channel amplifier, but it will require some additional wiring and possibly a speaker selector switch. Here’s one way to do it: This setup will allow you to switch between the front and rear speakers, or have all six speakers playing at once. However, keep in … Read more

A 1000 watt speaker does not use power, it consumes power. The power consumption of a speaker depends on several factors, including the efficiency of the speaker and the volume at which it is played. As a rough estimate, a 1000 watt speaker might consume around 1000 watts of power when played at maximum volume. … Read more

To properly power two 400 watt subwoofers, you will need an amplifier that can deliver at least 800 watts of power to them. However, it is important to note that the actual power handling capabilities of the subwoofers and the power output of the amplifier are only part of the equation when determining the appropriate … Read more