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    Umm 90 dB @ 1 m @ 1 W speaker at 50 W at 1 m = 110.8 dB from a pair.

    Thats plenty loud.

    And I highly doubt the stock speakers with no excursion can reproduce even 100 Hz at that sound level.

    No speaker without a fairly large voice coil can handle 150 watts RMS.
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    Quote Originally Posted by matt5112 View Post
    Umm 90 dB @ 1 m @ 1 W speaker at 50 W at 1 m = 110.8 dB from a pair.

    Thats plenty loud.

    And I highly doubt the stock speakers with no excursion can reproduce even 100 Hz at that sound level.

    No speaker without a fairly large voice coil can handle 150 watts RMS.
    I'm not going to be putting the full 150 on 24/7. They do fine for me and sound fine, just adding power to have there as reserve. Gain will be set accordingly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by matt5112 View Post
    Umm 90 dB @ 1 m @ 1 W speaker at 50 W at 1 m = 110.8 dB from a pair.

    Thats plenty loud.

    And I highly doubt the stock speakers with no excursion can reproduce even 100 Hz at that sound level.

    No speaker without a fairly large voice coil can handle 150 watts RMS.
    Huh?
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