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17th April 2007, 04:06 PM
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Speaker Wattage requirement for a new speakers project
Hi,
I am a fresher in this field. I am planning to make floor standing speakers for my amp. My amp typically delivers 60W RMS. What wattage of tweeter, midrange & woofer should I chose to start with for this amp? Should I chose a total wattage of 60 or more for all three speakers i.e. tweeter, mid & woofer or is it should be 60W each? Please help me. Thanks Bijen |
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