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Power consumption versus output power
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<blockquote data-quote="kay" data-source="post: 317" data-attributes="member: 2"><p>Here's another point no one has brought up yet:</p><p></p><p>A couple of decent capacitors will be able to supply a huge burst of energy whenever called upon. This serves to "average out" the power drawn - obviously the power consumed by the speakers is not a constant over time. So even though on average your receiver might only be able to supply 200W spread over 5 channels, it can still have 150+ watts per chanel in dynamic power quite realistically.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kay, post: 317, member: 2"] Here's another point no one has brought up yet: A couple of decent capacitors will be able to supply a huge burst of energy whenever called upon. This serves to "average out" the power drawn - obviously the power consumed by the speakers is not a constant over time. So even though on average your receiver might only be able to supply 200W spread over 5 channels, it can still have 150+ watts per chanel in dynamic power quite realistically. [/QUOTE]
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