Johan Meyer
Auditioning
- Joined
- Jul 23, 2003
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I have read many threads regarding this topic However
I would Like to confirm a few issues!!As I am fairly new to this HT world but the more threads I have been reading the more intressting I have become rearding all these issues!!
A question
If the reciever specs are... lets say 80 Watts [RMS] Discrete output per channel does this mean that when all channels are being pushed to there limit at the same time there will be nothing less than 80 watts per channel?
This I was told is impossible in ANY Reciever and that the power[80 Watts in this example] would be spread over all the channels depending on what channel needs more watts!
This seems to be quite an issue wrt recievers and would like
to know if this is at all posible?
If so what recievers do supply a constant X watts per channel even when the amps are being pushed to there limit?
I would Like to confirm a few issues!!As I am fairly new to this HT world but the more threads I have been reading the more intressting I have become rearding all these issues!!
A question
If the reciever specs are... lets say 80 Watts [RMS] Discrete output per channel does this mean that when all channels are being pushed to there limit at the same time there will be nothing less than 80 watts per channel?
This I was told is impossible in ANY Reciever and that the power[80 Watts in this example] would be spread over all the channels depending on what channel needs more watts!
This seems to be quite an issue wrt recievers and would like
to know if this is at all posible?
If so what recievers do supply a constant X watts per channel even when the amps are being pushed to there limit?