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Need to check compatibility with amp. Anyone know the VMRS of high level / speaker that would feed into an amp speaker input?
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I don't know for certain, but if I had to guess I'd say you are probably pretty close at 9V. I know Ford says something silly like 600W total for the B&O sound system, but that's
a) Probably Peak Power, not RMS
b) Includes the subwoofer in there
c) The sum of all the speakers added together
So I would guess probably somewhere in the 20-30W per standard channel, and I think around 150W for the subwoofer.
At 30W RMS, you are at ~about~ 10-15V RMS (but that's all RMS, it can peak much higher), but I bet I'm being generous there, and your estimation of around 9V is probably pretty good.
a) Probably Peak Power, not RMS
b) Includes the subwoofer in there
c) The sum of all the speakers added together
So I would guess probably somewhere in the 20-30W per standard channel, and I think around 150W for the subwoofer.
At 30W RMS, you are at ~about~ 10-15V RMS (but that's all RMS, it can peak much higher), but I bet I'm being generous there, and your estimation of around 9V is probably pretty good.
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