How many watts is this system null

The soundbar itself has a built-in 50 watt amplifier. The subwoofer has 100 watts. It may not seem like a lot, but it fills the room with sound just fine.

Wattage ratings can only offer a meaningful guide when matching an amplifier to speakers (based largely on the speaker sensitivity rating). As the speakers and the amplifier for this package have already been chosen as a good pairing from a power point of view, it means the amplifier power is already sufficient to maximize the performance of the speakers within. Some speakers can sound impressive with only 2 watts being fed into them, other speakers can sound under-powered when receiving 85 watts, so the wattage rating for an amplifier which has it's own speaker built-in doesn't really tell much of a story.

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The soundbar itself has a built-in 50 watt amplifier. The subwoofer has 100 watts. It may not seem like a lot, but it fills the room with sound just fine.
Answered by Chris 1 year ago
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Wattage ratings can only offer a meaningful guide when matching an amplifier to speakers (based largely on the speaker sensitivity rating). As the speakers and the amplifier for this package have already been chosen as a good pairing from a power point of view, it means the amplifier power is already sufficient to maximize the performance of the speakers within. Some speakers can sound impressive with only 2 watts being fed into them, other speakers can sound under-powered when receiving 85 watts, so the wattage rating for an amplifier which has it's own speaker built-in doesn't really tell much of a story.
Answered by Denon Team 1 year ago
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