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Can I drive a 2W speaker with a 2W capability audio power amplifier?

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The target power of the speaker is 2W. Can I use a 2W power ampflifier ? or in other words, can I driver 2W speaker with a 2W capabilty audio power amplifier?
Please give me some suggestion.Thanks.
 

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Sure you can .. but if you would like to have full 2W outut power you should have an amplifier of roughly 50% more power than speaker rating (difference between sine wave and real sound) ..

As for matching power ratings between speakers and amplifiers, it is not necessary. Most speakers can accept clean input power in huge amounts before destroying themselves. Any quality amp that can produce enough power for your loudness expectations should work fine. The only advantage a 200 watt amp holds over a 100 watt (of the same design) is the ability to play 3 dB louder.

Quoted from:
"Speaker Power Ratings and Amplifier Power Ratings"
**broken link removed**

Regards,
IanP
 

audio amp

you can find some information from internet search
 

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