Crankin' the Sound System - First Video on my 3,200W RMS stereo!

HEADPHONE USERS BEWARE - 1:04 !! You've Been Warned! .
This sound system hasn't shown its face to KZbin in nearly 3 years. A couple reasons for that are the extremely poor lighting in that room, and that I had always been to lazy to drag a camera up with me whenever I rocked out. Anyway, since my channel just passed 1k subscribers and I got some cool new subs I thought I'd make a video! Also, power consumption - during some songs we pulled over 18 amps at 120v so about 2,160 watts! All of the speakers in this setup have a sensitivity of 92dB/w or higher, so yea, that's loud!
Please note that none of the amps were clipping and none of the speakers were overloaded. The sound was crisp and clear in real life. All of the distortion is from the camera not being able to handle sound levels that probably exceeded 125dB.
Total amount of RMS power this system is capable of:
Subwoofers: 2,120W RMS (Sens: 99dB/w)
Front: 400W RMS (Sens: 95dB/w)
Center: 150W RMS (Sens: 95dB/w)
Surround: 300W RMS (Sens: 92dB/w)
Rear: 300W RMS (Sens: 92dB/w)
Total: 3270W RMS
Frequency R: 30-25000 Hz (-7dB) 20-25000 Hz (-14dB)
Max SPL: 134dB

[@travis4798]

Well.. Good thing your walls doesn't contain drywall! lol

[@JoshuasRecordings]

Haha! True. That room is mostly wood, it does have a drywall ceiling though!

[@Harryd06]

Nice wooden shack ur living on lol

[@JoshuasRecordings]

Yea whoever designed that likes wood. With the prices of lumber these days I could be a millionaire.

[@miespost]

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[@mazda2284]

what kind of circuit are you running this on ? description says 120V assuming 20amp max output is 1920 max and should be popping the breaker , i have a setup that runs around a true 3200rms ''and can still pop a breaker here n there'' , requires 2 circuits to power the supplies , i also have a capacitor bank between the supply and amps , wattage is confirmed with ac clamp and dmm , testing with a true termlab spl meter in will do 134db at 45hz , ive watched a bunch of you videos in the past and think you are on the right track and its cool you experiment but try to keep your claims reasonable , also high ''spl'' rating are not all they are cracked up to be , that rating is 1w/ 1m , lower spl rated drivers can achieve much higher spl at much higher wattage , take for example the headphones i have on right now , they are rated @ 112db sens but they sure as heck will not be louder then a 85db 6'' driver .

[@JoshuasRecordings]

Believe it or not I actually have tripped the breaker with this system before. It was during a movie and the projector was on, basically the scene in the movie got loud and it tripped the breaker. Music is also dynamic so the system will rarely be pulling the 3,200W RMS it can output. The 3,200W came from adding the RMS output of all of the amps I use (that are connected) together. The amps include a Crown Com-Tech 400, a Yamaha P5000s, two Behringer A500 amps, a Behringer Europower EPX2800 and a Carvin (I forget the model but it does 150 mono into a 8 ohm load). Typically all of the amps will not be topped out. The SPL reading was taken using my Galaxy Audio Check-Mate CM140 reading in dBC mode (although that meter does top out at 130dBC and was overloading).