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Is 1000 watt speakers loud?

This is an important indicator of the power of a speaker and a reason why a 1000-watt speaker is not necessarily stronger than a 500-watt speaker. In fact, a 500-watt speaker with 98dB sensitivity will actually be the same volume as a 1000-watt speaker with 95dB sensitivity.

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Is a 10 watt speaker loud?

Either you like loud music, or you've been exposed to very loud music for a long time and it doesn't sound so loud. Anyway, 10 watts is very strong for most salons and most people.

Is 500 watt speakers loud?

It is not certain that a 500-watt loudspeaker was stronger than a 200-watt loudspeaker (although this is often the case). Furthermore, it must be borne in mind that every time you fold power, you only get a 3dB volume (all other things are equal), that in the big scheme of things is not the same.

Is 20 watt speaker loud?

The 20-watt amplifier is twice the power of the 10-watt amplifier, but the doubling of power only results in a 3 dB SPL increase. Remember, to play the double, you need a 10 dB increase, so while a 20W amplifier sounds much higher than a 10W amplifier, it doesn't play the double.

Is a 200 watt speaker loud?

If your speaker is qualified in 200 watts, it means you can handle 200 watts of power. You are certainly not sure that a 500watt speaker will be stronger than a 200watt speaker (even if it is often the case).

Are 20 watt speakers loud?

The 20-watt amplifier is twice the power of the 10-watt amplifier, but the power doubling only results in a 3 dB SPL increase. Remember, to play the double, it needs a 10 dB increase, so a 20W amplifier sounds much bigger than a 10W amplifier, it doesn't touch the double.