QUOTE(andrekua2 @ Jun 4 2013, 08:26 AM)
Very simple. It they rated them 40W RMS, I would expect 40W of continuous sound playback.
Full... whats the point? I already said this is not our responsibility to meet their specification. If the manufacturer is selling them as multimedia speakers, they should make sure at the very least, it does not exceed or overload their product specification when being used with a computer, regardless whichever brands of soundcard or signal input being used. Its just as simple as that.
In this world of profit orientated mass manufacturing, its just like saying, my 40 tonnes crane cant lift 40tonnes forever, or my bridge are rated to hold 400tonnes but cant hold them forever.
Safety limits is manufacturer's responsibility. If they think they want to cut corner by using a 60W amplifier with a 60W speaker, rated them 60W as per their specs, then they must be able to endure 60W stress regardless of the equipment being used, as long as I used it as it specified, connected it directly to a computer as multimedia speakers.
Well..Full... whats the point? I already said this is not our responsibility to meet their specification. If the manufacturer is selling them as multimedia speakers, they should make sure at the very least, it does not exceed or overload their product specification when being used with a computer, regardless whichever brands of soundcard or signal input being used. Its just as simple as that.
In this world of profit orientated mass manufacturing, its just like saying, my 40 tonnes crane cant lift 40tonnes forever, or my bridge are rated to hold 400tonnes but cant hold them forever.
Safety limits is manufacturer's responsibility. If they think they want to cut corner by using a 60W amplifier with a 60W speaker, rated them 60W as per their specs, then they must be able to endure 60W stress regardless of the equipment being used, as long as I used it as it specified, connected it directly to a computer as multimedia speakers.
This is Marketing strategies..../ gemmick
usually you buy HHD, they state, storage size up to 32GB, but actually can store exactly 32GB
So for speaker,
Can support up to 40W(usually 40W is Peak not RMS)
Sooo, nothing is perfect, sometimes words is description as compare to real time it is totally different
Jun 4 2013, 08:40 AM

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