Alex

Go to Carvin's site at
http://www.carvin.com/speakers/
And ask for their (free) cat.
After you have read their cat.,
you just might get enough info to make a choice thats correct for you.
Also look at- http://www.epanorama.net/documents/audio/amplifier_power.html

Or go to the google search engine, type in something like 'speaker power ratings' you should be able to 'fill your boots' with info.
I'm from the 'old school' and like to have everything in 'RMS' power ratings. Then I figure I have a better chance to make the correct choice when comparing.
Gord

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