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RMS, or Root Mean Square, is a mathematical term often used in the audio world to describe the level of a signal. For a speaker, RMS is a way to measure its power handling capacity, which tells how much power a speaker can handle continuously without being damaged. It is usually measured in watts. The higher the RMS, the more powerful the speaker. It is important to note that RMS should not be confused with the peak power handling, which is the maximum amount of power a speaker can handle for a short period.