Will these speakers shake my room? null

Yes if you turn up the bass and volumn

Not really. At 130Watts peak, means around 65Watts RMS, which is a more realistic measurement of power, means that if you have a small room, it can shake things a little more, but it won't be a big deal. However since the low frequencies travel further better, you might be able to hear it outside your room. If you want to shake your room, you might need a sound equipment that has over 100 watts RMS for the subwoofer alone.

They are 200 watts...I live in a dorm room...I can't bring myself to go above 10% power... ;)

Yes, works best with the lights low, and some astroglide.

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Answered by Danman 9 years ago
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Yes if you turn up the bass and volumn
Answered by OldMan 9 years ago
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Not really. At 130Watts peak, means around 65Watts RMS, which is a more realistic measurement of power, means that if you have a small room, it can shake things a little more, but it won't be a big deal. However since the low frequencies travel further better, you might be able to hear it outside your room. If you want to shake your room, you might need a sound equipment that has over 100 watts RMS for the subwoofer alone.
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They are 200 watts...I live in a dorm room...I can't bring myself to go above 10% power... ;)
Answered by jpart 9 years ago
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Yes, works best with the lights low, and some astroglide.
Answered by Kenny 9 years ago
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