“How many watts per channel?”

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• 150 wpc 2 channels driven. It has been bench tested at 118 WPC with 7 channels driven simultaneously

  Answered by Turnne 11 months ago

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• 150 watts x 11 channels @ 8 ohms. The receiver is stable down to 4 ohms. The lower the ohms of your speakers, the more power the receiver will create for the speaker. Think of ohms as resistance. The less resistance the speakers create the easier it is for the amp to send power.

  Answered by Anonymous 1 year ago

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• 150 per channel @8ohms, 11 channels driven.

  Answered by RalphA 3 weeks ago

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• 150 Watts per channel (at 8 ohms)

  Answered by Anonymous 1 year ago

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• I have an older similar amp, the SC-67, and I have put an upper (above screen) and lower (below screen) speakers L-C-R, all 8 ohm, for a total of 4 ohm per channel and it’s worked fine for many years.

  Answered by speakerbeaker 1 year ago

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