“Why are the watts per channel not listed in the specifications here on your website? This is some of the most important standard information that a person looks for when choosing a Home Theater Receiver.”

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• I agree. It is the first thing I look for and should be listed. This is from the Pioneer website. 100 Watts per channel (8 ohms, 20 Hz-20 kHz, THD 0.08 %, 2-channel driven )

  Answered by Scotty 3 years ago

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• Another thing to point out is that it's 100w when only two channels are driven. It says right on the back that it consumes 750w from the wall, so figuring it's a class D amplifier the absolute best it could put out is a total of 675 watts total, or 75 watts per channel. Why can't companies stop the deceptive advertising and just list the real power?

  Answered by Anonymous 2 years ago

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• it has 100 watts

  Answered by Stillgreat 3 years ago

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