“Anyone have any idea what the real power of this unit. Im guessing about 75 at real world use?”

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• It's been my experience that when you're dealing in this price range, specs mean very little and watts don't always translate to dB's or sound quality. I'm using it in a room that's 35' x 45' and I am very pleased with the sound quality.

  Answered by RogueTheaterGuy 7 years ago

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• 750 watts x the number of speakers being used.

  Answered by Gbskidmarks05 7 years ago

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• This unit is a 750 watt receiver.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 7 years ago

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• The best way to figure that out is to divide the total wattage by the amount of speakers you are using... including subwoofers. That will be the total watt per channel

  Answered by Gbskidmarks05 7 years ago

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