What lessons is dem power meters telling you about how much power the MBLs need to do loud?
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What lessons is dem power meters telling you about how much power the MBLs need to do loud?
0.1 - 1 Watt for typical decent volumes.Quote:
Originally Posted by User211
10 Watts max for most big classical stuff played at suitable levels
~25 Watts for Dream Theater "at 11" ... I can't even imagine getting close to peak power.
As well as the power meters there are DC and Heat (thermal) warning lights. I can't foresee them ever coming on.
I seem to remember Blues For Klook using some power. Try that at 11 and I bet you see the needles move quite a bit more in places.
Good plan - but that will have to wait til tomorrow.Quote:
Originally Posted by User211
Silly power. I'm freaked, as you should able to tell from the erratic camera movement!:lol:
Sound is duff on this one the camera mic is freaked too.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F1Ycded7AMw
Listening now to a Bach organ recital .... sustained full-range chords quite loud and the needles are sitting around 1 to 3W pretty consistently.
Most of it is at less than 0.1W.
I've always said the MBLs are easy to drive. :)
I'm not believing nuffin' guv til I see the video evidence with a decent SPL meter:nono:;)
Don't hold your breath. ;)
:)
I can see the appeal in the philips gear gerry looks superb so much so ive just bought an FE 960 on ebay....love the green lights looks funky has 7 inputs....:eek: