I totally understand that a watt is a watts. What I am saying is that a watt
is not a watt between any two amplifiers. You can have two brand new
amplifiers that are both the same make and model and one will put out more
wattage then the other.

In article , "Tha Ghee"
wrote:
"Captain Howdy" wrote in message
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With all of the different options between amps such as x-overs,
bass-boost,
compression, it's hard to get any two amps to sound the same. Another
problem
is that 100watts is not the same between any two amps. Although I see what
you
a watt, is a watt, no matter what.