I am wondering if using a 1000 watt surround sound system is making my power bill be expensive. I use it to listen to music on a daily basis. I think this might be a stupid question, but I’m asking…

I am thinking along the lines of LG, Samsung or Sony Bravia. The speakers are Energy Encore series 1 rated at 10-100 watt capacity. The more detail to your question the better it will help me make a decision. Thanks…

• 4-channel, dual bridge-mono (2-channel) power amplifier
• Power handling: 35 watts x 4 (2 ohm) continuous power, 80 x 4 (2 ohm) dynamic power, or 100 watts x 2 (4 ohm) continuous power
• Double layer fiberglass epoxy printed circuit boards
• 6-way smart system protection…

• $50,000 Connected Equipment Warranty.
• Protects coax lines used for TV and DSS equipment from surge pulses.
• Visual indicator notifies you of protection status.
• Audible and visual indicators for damage, protection, and ground status monitoring.
• Maximum 1100 joule surge protection for both coax lines AC…

• Max Power (1 Ohm) 3000W X 1 , Rms Power (1 Ohm) 2400W X 1 , Rms Power (2 Ohms) 1600W X 1 , Rms Power (4 Ohms) 1000W X 1 , Signal-To-Noise Ratio 100Db , Frequency Response 20-250Hz ,…