I have several amps and I would like to know : when an Amp say's per channel
is it speaking of A or B or L and R.
if a 100 per channel says A or B it would be 50watts per speaker if A and B
were both used. if its left and right it would be 100watts per speaker.

which is right?

Forget about "A or B" - that has only to do with the speaker switches.
Ratings given with BOTH channels ( A + B) are better, since they relate to
real-world usage. I mean, how many people only listen to one speaker on a
stereo amp?

The speaker switches will affect the load impedance which the amp sees if
two sets of speakers are used, either series or parallel operation.

Mark Z.


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I have several amps and I would like to know : when an Amp say's per
channel
is it speaking of A or B or L and R.
if a 100 per channel says A or B it would be 50watts per speaker if A and
B
were both used. if its left and right it would be 100watts per speaker.

which is right?