I believe Pass Labs volt and amp specifications are specified as peak-to-peak, vs. some kind of short-term average power level.
So 50 volts p-p corresponds to 35.36 volts RMS, giving an "RMS" power rating of 156.25, so it's less a matter of design margin, etc. than just a different type of specification.
So 50 volts p-p corresponds to 35.36 volts RMS, giving an "RMS" power rating of 156.25, so it's less a matter of design margin, etc. than just a different type of specification.