Total System Gain Question

https://www.amazon.com/Complete-Guide-High-End-Audio/dp/0978649362/ref=sr_1_2?crid=1HQWAOMTH56KK&...   

In case that doesn't work 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xgx4k83zzc

pragmasi

Input sensitivity, gain and power output are all related mathematically and you can work out one from the others if you assume a certain loudspeaker impedance.

There's no way to calculate power output in watts from the information the OP has provided. You simply don't know what you're talking about.

If your concerns have anything to do with the previous thread on Gain wars there is no need to worry.  2V output from the source is just about industry standard. Actually those specs you listed look common and should mix and match easily.  Some high end designs can have some pretty unusual specs and can be more difficult to mate, but really isn't an issue for the vast majority of gear.

@cleeds 

There's no way to calculate power output in watts from the information the OP has provided. You simply don't know what you're talking about.

I'm going to dip out after this. If you know the gain and the input voltage, you know the output voltage. If you know the output voltage you can work out the power required to drive a loudspeaker of given impedance, whether or not the system has the ability to drive that loudspeaker is another matter.
I try (and don't always succeed) to explain things in simple ways as people here have commented that they don't like the detail. And when I do someone always turns up to tell me I'm wrong because I didn't show my working. That is you in this case and you've resorted to insults straight away.
Anyone can look up Ohm's law and work it out for themselves, yourself included.

@pragmasi,
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