What is the RMS rating in 8 ohms on each channel for the front speaker
Obviously the 135W pertains to some obscure peak or other rating nonsense rating.
At this price point we are thinking the RMS rating at 8 ohms is on the order of 60W - 80W. null

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What is the RMS rating in 8 ohms on each channel for the front speaker
Obviously the 135W pertains to some obscure peak or other rating nonsense rating.
At this price point we are thinking the RMS rating at 8 ohms is on the order of 60W - 80W. null

billybob · Accepted Answer

So I was right then.
It is about 68W at 8 ohms
If you do the math 6ohms/8ohms X 90w = 68W
roughly

SonyListens · Answer

Hi billybob,

Thank you for your inquiry. Speaker impedance changes amplifier power output. In fact, your amplifier power could be nearly half or double its capacity – depending on the impedance of your speakers. We recommend using speakers rated at 6 ohms with this unit for the best results. With 6 ohm loads, both channels are driven, from 20 Hz – 20,000 Hz; rated 90 watts per channel minimum RMS power at stereo mode, with no more than 0.09% total harmonic distortion from 250 milliwatts to rated output.

I hope this helps!

- Romeo

“What is the RMS rating in 8 ohms on each channel for the front speaker Obviously the 135W pertains to some obscure peak or other rating nonsense rating. At this price point we are thinking the RMS rating at 8 ohms is on the order of 60W - 80W.”

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