ONKYO TX-SR600
SPECIFICATIONS:
80watts/ch wit hall channels driven (6)
90 watts/channel in stereo
DYNAMIC POWER TO THE FRONTS:95WATTS
From a posts on audioreviews a few months back, I remember someone bashing my reciever for producing only 30/ch when all the channels were driven.
What confuses me is that amps supposedly output variable amount of power (DUh!). Shouldn't that equate to 0 watts/ch if nothing is inputed... or is that figure the 30watts/ch that figure?
This begs the question can the capacitors on my Onkyo tx-sr600 peak @ 6x80...as in 80watts delivered to ALL channels simulataneously? (such as in a really loud movie scence or music etc)
I know from conducted tests that ~91watts/channel are delivered to the Front two speakers in stereo, but what does that figure mean....Peak? Or are the always at the Specificated 80watts/channel
SPECIFICATIONS:
80watts/ch wit hall channels driven (6)
90 watts/channel in stereo
DYNAMIC POWER TO THE FRONTS:95WATTS
From a posts on audioreviews a few months back, I remember someone bashing my reciever for producing only 30/ch when all the channels were driven.
What confuses me is that amps supposedly output variable amount of power (DUh!). Shouldn't that equate to 0 watts/ch if nothing is inputed... or is that figure the 30watts/ch that figure?
This begs the question can the capacitors on my Onkyo tx-sr600 peak @ 6x80...as in 80watts delivered to ALL channels simulataneously? (such as in a really loud movie scence or music etc)
I know from conducted tests that ~91watts/channel are delivered to the Front two speakers in stereo, but what does that figure mean....Peak? Or are the always at the Specificated 80watts/channel
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