Does the amplifier or speaker wattage rating need to be higher or do they need to be the same?

Peak, Continuous, Prog, and Ect?

  • Ok_Camel_6442@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    I don’t have biases to any brand. But haven’t Klipsch and others also been known to greatly exaggerate their sensitivity ratings?

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      1 year ago

      Klipsch especially. I don’t know about other brands. Amplifiers have far more exaggerated specs TBH.

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      1 year ago

      Kilpsch uses in room efficiency instead of anechoic sensitivity like the majority of the industry. This makes their numbers bigger as it assumes a certain level of reflective gain. Just take 6db off most of their specs and you will get close to their anechoic sensitivity. It is a real number, just not one others use so its highly misleading when comparison shopping.