Gem Sound clipping problem

this says 2000 watts but must be peak music power rather than RMS. Others are 350 watts RMS

https://www.google.com/search?q=gem+sound+exa2955+specs

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you need to connect the player to a dj 2 channel mixer using a red and a white RCA CABLE ...(line 1) then into (line 2) ... from pc /laptop ... need a stereo mini jack to 2 RCA (RED / WHITE) INTO back of the mixer ... before turning on please remember to set volume on pc/laptop 80% MAX ... and DISABLE EQ's or FX ... dj mixer has all the EQ / FX needed :

The 600 watt rating is FAKE like most of our advertising and will be either 600 watts PEAK or 600 watts PROGRAM. If it is Peak, use an amplifier with no more than 100 watts a side RMS... If it is program rating use an amp with no more than 150 watts a side RMS but that is pushing it for speaker safety. Also pay attention to the spec of the amp as to what it will output at the impedance of the speakers. I read the spec on the speakers... they are rated 150 watts RMS, NOT 600 watts... Use an amp rated at 150 watts RMS MAXIMUM at 4 ohms per side. Also don't turn up the bass excessively or you be buying new speakers. Twelve inch speakers would be adequate for a 20 by 20 room at SAFE listening levels. If you want driving bass, you need to get an 18 inch subwoofer.

1000watts RMS and 2000 peak

Make sure it's a RMS 1200 wats not MAX watts also the Ohms of this speakers and them you can buy any amp. with the same RMS watts of your speaker and same Ohms of resistance.

Typically large speakers like that blow up because you are trying to put frequencies into them that they can not reproduce. How are these units connected? Is the crossover frequency correct for these 15" speakers? Putting signals higher than about 1000Hz will start to heat them up. too much heat = blow-up.

Also, I'm not familiar with the tr-150s. Is the 600W rating a PEAK rating or continuous?

Dan

Open the sub box, and check to make sure the sub wires didn't become disconnected. You should need only a screwdriver.

check the rca's for a short

Hi...
If it's a straight-up power switch then it will need to be replaced if it works off a relay then the relay is gone.

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400 watts delivered to 300 watt speakers the only way to do this would be to wire two subwoofers in series so that the power needed to drive them will be 600 watts to max, however this will increase your impedance on the speaker (8 ohms) load so what you can do to compensate is get an 8 ohm 600 watt resistor and put it in parallel with the speakers you will then have 4 ohms of impedance at a total capacity of 600 watts of power In other words the amplifier won't blow these out now.