92dB is live concert levels (I recently measured, using a phone app so needs a bit of care, a Machinehead gig at around 90-91dB !!!)ДЄmplifier, Speaker & SPL Calculator - Geoff the Grey Geek 2 hr you will have reached your daily dose if you were in a workplace working on a machine. noting that if you are listening to music at an average of 92db for approx.

For every 3dB you add (doubling in sound energy) you double the power requirement so 93dB = 2W, 96dB = 4W etc. Other may correct my maths if it is wrong but the speakers are rated at 90db with an input of 1W listened to at 1m. In your case with the SR20 and Bronze 5 you will turn it down before you reach half way because the sound will be too loud to bear at normal listening distances in a normal room. These either over drive the speaker or put a high load on the amp and cause distortion that can damage amp and speakers. Damage is done to the amp/speakers when the speaker power rating is significantly less than the amp power or the speaker load is of a lower impedance than the amp is able to run with. The amp is designed and tested to run at max volume so long as on the end is a suitable speaker load with the capacity to take the power output and is situated as directed (i.e. The chap in the shop was talking mostly rubbish (being polite). also what phone, some of the phone so not have a line out capacity on the Also what input do you have it plugged into A1/A2/A3 etc. So, what is the volume on your phone as previously asked, that should be at max.

Laptop speakers very quiet