<p>Why do the ratings on the rear panel of amplifiers rarely match what their claimed output power ratings are? Is it possible to produce more watts at the speaker than the wall power can provide?</p>

Why do the ratings on the rear panel of amplifiers rarely match what their claimed output power ratings are? Is it possible to produce more watts at the speaker than the wall power can provide?

Can amplifiers produce more power than what’s available?

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Can amplifiers produce more power than what’s available?

Can amplifiers produce more power than what’s available?