ie rms, and max power?

 

2 watts, lol. they are throw-away junk. why do you need to know?

 

just to see how much power it takes to set em on fire.....hehehehehe....no j/k do they sound crappy bc the stock hu is too much for em or the numbers just really low?

 

hook up some speaker wire and plug them into your wall outlet at home youll see fire in about 30 seconds

 

can't do that just yet, I still need em. But when I don't. I'll fill you in on the details

 

I had a movie of a guy doing that with a 12 inch crunch sub.

 

lol i hooked up my pioneers to my home sterio for a little bit.....

i think theyre like 15 rms but with those stupid black grills they have built in cut down alot of the high frequncys

 

depends on what ohms the speaker are
8ohm plugged into wall is about 1800 watts
4ohm inot wall 3600 watts
2ohm 7200 watts
1ohm is about 14000 or so

now if you start getting into 240v it starts getting pretty
4ohms 14,000 watts
2ohms 28,000 watts
1ohm about 57,000 watts
give or take a few for all of these, you could expect these power levels from socket
to find these out take the voltage, square it and divide by the ohms you are using
you can go backwards to see how many volts your amp is putting out and to set your gains using a volt meter, so take power you want say your amp is a 2000 watt smp but you only need 1500 watts at 1ohm, so take 1500 x 1 ohm and square root it

so take power x ohms and square root it
since its 60hz you would be putting about i assume what most door speakers are 4ohm so about 3,600 at 60hz into stock speakers, they are not going to live 30 secs, they mite last 1-4 secs at most i would think

 

 

^pics of what?

 

Speakers blowing up dude.