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In Reply to: how many real world watts can a 20w ribbon tweeter take? posted by thump on February 20, 2017 at 20:59:01:
Remember that Watts are a measure of energy like 746 Watts equals a horsepower.
Loudspeaker watts are a term not directly tied to energy and a figure that is larger than the actual power in Watts, it is not Volt/Amps or Watts but a calculation based on a reference Voltage into a specific impedance.
Also music is a non-steady state signal where the peak levels can be 10, 100 or more times the average level one might measure with a Volt meter or sound level meter.
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- RE: how many real world watts can a 20w ribbon tweeter take? - tomservo 08:45:25 02/21/17 (1)
- watts measure power; energy is the time integral of power - mhardy6647 14:45:21 02/21/17 (0)
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