what wattage amp is needed for the digitech rp355
1765481
You can use it with any amp. I use a crate half stack and it really boosts the volume.
1765482
It does not matter,a 5 watt tube amp will work just as well as a 50 watt Solid State amp,Its just a effects pedal.
1765483
Amp has nothing to do with this pedal. To any amp, it just looks like a guitar signal. if you have a 1Watt amp, it will apply 1Watt of amplification at full volume to the signal coming out of the RP355. Ditto for a 100W amp.....it doesn't care what you feed the amp's INPUT, it will just amplify it.
1765484
I play through a 10 watt and a 30 watt with the digitech. To my knowledge you can use any wattage of amp
624663
if you want to go little money any cheap brand that's around 3000watts will work fine as they are rated way high for the true power.if you have a good amp like Yamaha or Samson something with true power 500 to 800 watts will work great
261548
anything between 150 to 300 watt RMS per channel will power these speakers at 8 ohm I'm driving the Emotiva XPA-2 Gen 2 300W RMS 8 ohm pre channel
1096357
15 watts per channel , but don't worry if you are going to use for Desktop, because I use the knob at 50% and its very loud sometimes I have to lower the volumen. if you need more sound I recomend the XD4 or the XD5
1207359
Hey - I never had any luck mixing the Digitech RP355 with harmonica. Unpredictable feedback. I recommend the EHX Deluxe Memory Boy and Holy Grail. Also look into pedals by the Lone Wolf Blues Company, particularly the Tone Plus.
644755
The specification means that it can handle 125 watts per channel (i.e. per speaker) without blowing the speaker. That means a 125 watt/channel amp at full volume. Damage to your ears and ceiling are another matter. With 90dB sensitivity (i.e. 90dB when powered by a single watt of power they will be unbearably loud at 125 watts). So regardless of the power of your amp, you will want to keep the volume at a reasonable level.
618003
calculate amp x volts for your compter up to 900 watts inverter capacity good luck
2144420
I have three of these and have a 1600 watt hifonics Brutus amp and it powers them fine. The rms is 300 watts so if your getting one I'd say go for a 500 watt amp. Don't go cheap on the amp though.
1083083
I use a Yamaha RX-V663 but any good amp should do. I run 7.1 so I got an amp that will do 7.1. If you are running 5.1, you won't need that.
1199901
If you have on a built in (on the motherboard) video card- 350 watt is fine. If you have a external gamer video card, then a bigger power supply you will need. These Antec power supplies are a VERY good choice.
1895425
Yup. I think it's 250 watt rms. get a mono amp, I get a jvc mono amp for ~$100 it its worked great for the past two years, especially for a cheap amp. Look at the sub specs and get an amp that closely matches it.
1408637
The PV115 will handle 400 Watts program and 800 Watts peak. It utilizes a heavy-duty 15 inch woofer with a RX14 compression driver and a 1.4" titanium diaphragm.
1962570
From their website: http://www.planetaudiousa.com/auto/car-audio-sound-system-auto-4-channel-amplifier-planet-audio-ac2400-4/ RMS Power @ 4 Ù 300 Watts x 4
82494
If you go to the Pold audio web site, http://www.polkaudio.com/products/rtia1 , you find the recommended amp is 20-125 watrs per channel, so your amp is a little weak. I would recommend something over 50 wpc.
1233955
Yes you will still need an amp. I have 100 watts on mine and it sounds great, very punchy.
719656
I do not know where to look for the amp number, did you look at the spec info on the products page?
1875113
i compared them at homedepot and it shows the the animal is 22.2 amps and the dc35 is only 12amps. almost double!