Yeah check this. also check that your stereo settings arent blasting the bass to high. "loud" etc, or any other bass/sound enhancement functions.
dave653,
Feb 16, 7:15pm
Are they designed to be boxed, or free air! Could be lack of cone control. But yeh. not enough grunt.
sr2,
Feb 16, 7:17pm
The RMS stands for "root mean square"; it an IEEE standard used for rating amplifier outputs (driven into a predetermined load) and for describing the power handling of speakers. ???Music power??? and ???peak music power??? are more of a marketing ploy than a measure of power output or handling capability.
richardmayes,
Feb 17, 12:28am
First guess - are they cheap, sh!te speakers or good quality ones!
807,
Feb 17, 5:04am
ha ha .good one
master-trader,
Feb 17, 11:05am
Take note of theratio mentioned here! @ least 2:1. It'll save you some serious headaches.
studio1,
Feb 17, 10:51pm
Yes, I know what RMS means. I just get tired of seeing people refer to ratings as 'Watts RMS' as technically this is incorrect. Watts are watts, nothing else. Measuring an amplifier's output an calculating the RMS value does not equate to 'watts RMS'.
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