Would a Denon E300 be okay with these speakers?
334888
Could not say with certainty since I use an Onkyo 616 a/v system. When I set up my receiver I followed the installation procedures which lead me to not over powering the small speaker. I have good volume when the receiver is at 50% on the dial - avoids over driving the micros
334889
The e300 will be plenty and more to power these speakers. Just buy some quality cables for sub and speakers. Do you already have the e300?
346922
They will work very well. I used them as such and they worked out well. Polk makes a great bang for the buck speaker. You will not be dissapointed. Just make sure you get the matching center channel.
1256421
I have them paired with an Onkyo TX-NR626 receiver and they sound great. The Onkyo is like these speakers in that it's a good value. You can spend as much as you want to on speakers and receivers, but it takes a lot of money to make gradual steps up the ladder from these.
215541
I have no problems at all with these speakers. Make sure you get the polarity correct or you'll lose your bass response.
1599749
not at all. these are a decent TV, light music speaker in a small room coupled with a small sub {pioneer sw8 or martin logan dynamo 300 would be a good match}
2242049
I don´t know, because this speakers have a very good sound and maybe you may need a high level receiver to enjoy it, like a Marantz M-CR610 or similar in Denon, in which case the price is too high
2133869
In that stand point you wont receive quality sound with a 2.1 system it wont matter what high end speakers you throw at it. The technology in your receiver cant produce what you are looking for.
87412
I have a Denon AVR X3000.These are power hogs, but excellent, all the bass youhave ever wanted. If you are running a lowerpowered amp, best talk with Cerwin Vega, as their documentation is sketchy beyond peak handling of 400 watts.
1530467
Probably not, they are a decent ceiling surrounds only. Not much bass, decent mids and highs. Hope that helped
2241440
I see that the ohms and amps of the receiver meets the speaker requirements, so I dont see an issue with the combination. The speakers are good for any low end setup, check out others such as Bose, Definitive technology,Energy around the same price range. Listen to sound from these speakers, the preference varies from person to person, some look for low frequency specifically, some look for overall performance...it depends!
1792000
I use them as part of a 7.1 system as rear surrounds. it depends on what you are trying to accomplish. If these would be the only speakers then front of the room
771504
They will sound fine with just about anything. I have a Yamaha 773 AVR and it drives everything fine from my ceriwn vega part monsters to my pioneers andrew Jones series speakers.
1391099
That is a very subjective question. I am not sure anyone could give you a knowledgable answer as there are too many variables. That said, the speakers are very high quality and if installed properly and powered properly they will sound very good. I hope that helps. Robert
714676
These speakers are pretty incredible. They are surround speakers so logically they're not designed to be your mains, but there's really no reason they can't be. They have the same horn tweeter and drivers as some of the center channel speakers, driven by the right stereo receiver you should be just fine. Keep in mind, these things are pretty efficient with power but they'll only be as good as your receiver. Crappy receiver = crappy sound no matter what speakers you have.
104689
You'll be fine with the cables that come with the speakers. Assuming you have a jack for a sound card, all should be fine with your hook up.
1816004
Thanks, do you use 301's for all 4 surround speakers? Seems to me the back surround speakers do not need to be high quality.
1298003
Yes, they are. When pairing speakers and receivers the most important numbers are the wattage handling and wattage output. Thay dont have match perfectly, in fact, there can be a 25% difference either way. For instance, a 100 watt reciever can push 125 watt speakers and vice/versa. Although, generally, you want your receiver to be the higher of the 2. As far as the 6ohm load of these speakers, which is admittedly not the norm, dont sweat it with the Denon, its more than capable. I strongly recomend a subwoofer (between 200-350watts rms(rms is the key number, not the peak number)). You might check out Fluance all in one speaker combos. I havent heard them, but they do seem on par or better than the Jamos.