kuro-kuro, mga sarisaring katanungan

[rosco]

Originally Posted by armando

ako anytime, nalamangan nga ako doon sa inuman syang. wala man lng ang yaya!

[jonimac]

Originally Posted by armando

ako anytime, nalamangan nga ako doon sa inuman syang. wala man lng ang yaya!

...Bro, huwag ka na magtampo... TRIAL lang yun, besides di rin preparado ang lahat, hayaan mo may kasunod yun tol.

...hoy magpaliwanag kayo!!!

[rosco]

Originally Posted by jonimac

...Bro, huwag ka na magtampo... TRIAL lang yun, besides di rin preparado ang lahat, hayaan mo may kasunod yun tol.

...hoy magpaliwanag kayo!!!

okey dun daw sa khamsa khamsa..................softdrinks ??

[duke_afterdeath]

Originally Posted by armando

ako anytime, nalamangan nga ako doon sa inuman syang. wala man lng ang yaya!

Originally Posted by jonimac

...Bro, huwag ka na magtampo... TRIAL lang yun, besides di rin preparado ang lahat, hayaan mo may kasunod yun tol.

...hoy magpaliwanag kayo!!!

no comment

[jonimac]

RMS Power refers to Root-Means-Square power. The formula for determining RMS power is 70.7 x Peak Power Rating. The RMS power rating is a measure of continuous power measured in watts and the higher the RMS power means the device is either able to provide or accept the specified power over a significant length of time without fail.

Most suppliers use the PEAK POWER ratings in their specifications. I would prefer not to recommend use of Peak Power when assessing the capabilities of a music product because Peak Power does not reflect a product’s capabilities under normal, every day use. It is simply a measure of how much power can be generated or handled for very short period of time. I believe speakers, subwoofers and amplifiers should be compared using the RMS power ratings to ensure the right product is chosen for the application in question. However, since most suppliers advertise peak power and since most consumers believe that larger numbers are better, some are forced to also advertise peak power.

For example, if a speaker has a RMS wattage rating of 100 watts and a connected amplifier has a RMS wattage rating of 100 watts, the speaker should theoretically, be a perfect match regarding power capabilities and a result in optimum performance from both products. While it is important to not be fooled by Peak Power, Peak to Peak or the erroneous numbers often made up by some suppliers, as long as you have accurate peak power numbers for both the speaker and the amp or receiver, you can still make an accurate comparison using the fornula above. While only true power, under everyday, realistic circumstances actually means anything, if one supplier advertises peak and another advertises RMS it becomes harder to make a comparison without an understanding of both.

[syntax]

Originally Posted by jonimac

RMS Power refers to Root-Means-Square power. The formula for determining RMS power is 70.7 x Peak Power Rating. The RMS power rating is a measure of continuous power measured in watts and the higher the RMS power means the device is either able to provide or accept the specified power over a significant length of time without fail.

Most suppliers use the PEAK POWER ratings in their specifications. I would prefer not to recommend use of Peak Power when assessing the capabilities of a music product because Peak Power does not reflect a product’s capabilities under normal, every day use. It is simply a measure of how much power can be generated or handled for very short period of time. I believe speakers, subwoofers and amplifiers should be compared using the RMS power ratings to ensure the right product is chosen for the application in question. However, since most suppliers advertise peak power and since most consumers believe that larger numbers are better, some are forced to also advertise peak power.

For example, if a speaker has a RMS wattage rating of 100 watts and a connected amplifier has a RMS wattage rating of 100 watts, the speaker should theoretically, be a perfect match regarding power capabilities and a result in optimum performance from both products. While it is important to not be fooled by Peak Power, Peak to Peak or the erroneous numbers often made up by some suppliers, as long as you have accurate peak power numbers for both the speaker and the amp or receiver, you can still make an accurate comparison using the fornula above. While only true power, under everyday, realistic circumstances actually means anything, if one supplier advertises peak and another advertises RMS it becomes harder to make a comparison without an understanding of both.

pre nosebleed ako dito ahh...

[jonimac]

Originally Posted by syntax

pre nosebleed ako dito ahh...

aku din eh...

Simply... don't go for peak power, always look for RMS ratings (speakers & amplifiers) even sa mga Home Theater systems dyan.

[rosco]

Originally Posted by jonimac

aku din eh...

Simply... don't go for peak power, always look for RMS ratings (speakers & amplifiers) even sa mga Home Theater systems dyan.

..isa kang gabay!

[duke_afterdeath]

Originally Posted by jonimac

aku din eh...

Simply... don't go for peak power, always look for RMS ratings (speakers & amplifiers) even sa mga Home Theater systems dyan.

Originally Posted by rosco

..isa kang gabay!

sya ang daan?aliennnn...

[xtremist]

Originally Posted by jonimac

RMS Power refers to Root-Means-Square power. The formula for determining RMS power is 70.7 x Peak Power Rating. The RMS power rating is a measure of continuous power measured in watts and the higher the RMS power means the device is either able to provide or accept the specified power over a significant length of time without fail.

Most suppliers use the PEAK POWER ratings in their specifications. I would prefer not to recommend use of Peak Power when assessing the capabilities of a music product because Peak Power does not reflect a product’s capabilities under normal, every day use. It is simply a measure of how much power can be generated or handled for very short period of time. I believe speakers, subwoofers and amplifiers should be compared using the RMS power ratings to ensure the right product is chosen for the application in question. However, since most suppliers advertise peak power and since most consumers believe that larger numbers are better, some are forced to also advertise peak power.

For example, if a speaker has a RMS wattage rating of 100 watts and a connected amplifier has a RMS wattage rating of 100 watts, the speaker should theoretically, be a perfect match regarding power capabilities and a result in optimum performance from both products. While it is important to not be fooled by Peak Power, Peak to Peak or the erroneous numbers often made up by some suppliers, as long as you have accurate peak power numbers for both the speaker and the amp or receiver, you can still make an accurate comparison using the fornula above. While only true power, under everyday, realistic circumstances actually means anything, if one supplier advertises peak and another advertises RMS it becomes harder to make a comparison without an understanding of both.

thanks pre, punta agad ako ng clinic, daming dugo naubos sakin eh

[jonimac]

Ayon sa... bersikulo... pahina... nasasaad dito...

BASA rosco!

Bwisettt!!!

[rosco]

Originally Posted by jonimac

Ayon sa... bersikulo... pahina... nasasaad dito...

BASA rosco!

Bwisettt!!!

[rosco]

lapit na uwian...lunch time.....makadaan nga muna sa quiapo...sa GALA theater.....or s CENTER stage....??hmmmmm...happy hour!!!!

[xtremist]

Originally Posted by rosco

lapit na uwian...lunch time.....makadaan nga muna sa quiapo...sa GALA theater.....or s CENTER stage....??hmmmmm...happy hour!!!!

@rosco, try mo din daan dun sa "phenomenal" sa likod ng Isetan Recto, happy hour dun starting 1pm (afternoon) till 5 am (the next morning)...

[rosco]

Originally Posted by xtremist

@rosco, try mo din daan dun sa "phenomenal" sa likod ng Isetan Recto, happy hour dun starting 1pm (afternoon) till 5 am (the next morning)...

..oops..laman ka rin ng avenida ha.......nakaka miss din yang mga lugar sa manila...uso ang wise inn..ngayon SOGO na...may promo pa....kamagong sa pasay...mahal kita inn...sikat na sikat na..victoria secret ba yun??..anito psttt!!..katahimikan......ala ala ng kahapon...

[xtremist]

Originally Posted by rosco

..oops..laman ka rin ng avenida ha.......nakaka miss din yang mga lugar sa manila...uso ang wise inn..ngayon SOGO na...may promo pa....kamagong sa pasay...mahal kita inn...sikat na sikat na..victoria secret ba yun??..anito psttt!!..katahimikan......ala ala ng kahapon...

wahahaha....correct, dti sikat sa avenida ang wise hotel pero tinalo na sila ng Sogo, dalawa pa ang branch, isa sa Avenida at isa sa Recto...hehehe, sa Sta. Mesa nagkalat din malapit sa PUP...wahahaha....

[rosco]

Originally Posted by xtremist

wahahaha....correct, dti sikat sa avenida ang wise hotel pero tinalo na sila ng Sogo, dalawa pa ang branch, isa sa Avenida at isa sa Recto...hehehe, sa Sta. Mesa nagkalat din malapit sa PUP...wahahaha....

uy..may discovery bar dun ah.....malapit sa PUP.......PUP kayo jan bababa ng tulay pureza

[syntax]

@ xtremist at rosco... wahahahha dami alam ahh....