What does RMS mean in speakers?

1. 1. RMS stands for Root Mean Square and is a concept of subwoofer and home theatre power output.
   2. It refers to how much power a speaker can produce on a continuous basis.
   3. RMS wattage is the true representation of a speaker’s power, as opposed to the wattage indicated on home theatre packages.
   4. These wattages, for example, 1000W, and 1250W represent the peak powers of the sound system.
   5. RMS wattage is a measured figure that is ordinarily lower than peak wattage.
   6. A 350W RMS sound system, for instance, can deliver 350W as a standard power output.

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