I already have a Yamaha center speaker and two book shelves speaker. Can i use these speakers connected to Yamaha Receiver?
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I would say yes as there are two inputs, one analog and one digital. I would caution this purchase however. There are much better alternatives out there for a cheaper price and the sub woofer sucks.
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No, these speakers only use standard speaker wire connections. You would need to use the optical cable to a receiver and connect these speakers tot he receiver
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Hi Michael D. Linde,No, these speakers must be connected to a receiver because it supports LEFT and RIGHT(red and black) connections that receivers only has. Thanks. >joffrey
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Yes you can. The speakers are individual units so if you needed more you could buy more. For example, I have a 5.1 setup connected to a Dolby Digital 7.1 receiver to which I also have connected two 12" Polk Audio subwoofers. I hope this helps!
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I know of no reason you couldn't add the Yamaha speakers to your set up as long as the power and ohm ratings match those of the Klipsch speakers.
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I assume what you're asking is...instead of using the two JBL standard 'bookshelfs', you want to replace them with the two JBL 'center' speakers? If so, I think it would be ok. I bet in a blind test you wouldn't be able to tell the difference. I'm also assuming you're substituting because of height or size restrictions because of your wall unit?
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The center speaker of this unit can be used for the center channel but then the remaining speakers would be useless unless they are connected to other channels of your system.
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Yes!!!!!the sound difference w this receiver will blow your mind . I use it w/ bookshelf speakers ( kef and mission(
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Yes you can. I used banana plugs on the speaker wire that plugs into the receiver but not the speakers it self. You should buy thicker speaker wire too.
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I don't see why not... They are normal bookshelf speakers that would be best suited for a 2 channel system
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Only if you have some kind of switchbox to control two different pairs of speakers. This Yamaha only has hookup for one pair.
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No, but I would say it depends on the size of your room. Why down play a great SUB. Your Yamaha can push enough but with just two bookshelf speakers and a 12" Sub seems like it could be to much if you set it up that way. I agree with the answer below though. Once you purchase the Sub your going to want a Center speaker and some side for a 5 in 1 system. I have (2) RF-82 II Floorstanding Speakers : (1) RC-62 II Center Channel Speaker: (2) RS-52 II Surround Speakers and the RW12D 12-inch - Awesome!
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I am no expert, but this speaker is a nice center speaker attached to our receiver. As long as you can connect it separately I don't see why it would not work.
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These will work fine with any receiver. Mine sound great with my Yamaha in a 5.1 system with SACD. Mine are rear speakers with JBL bookshelf for the front and a Yamaha powered sub-woofer. My room is 12 x14.
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No, you must have a separate amp/receiver. This allows you to select separate sets of speakers to play. The amp/receiver will attach to the selector and the speaker sets will hook up to the selector
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Not sure I will be of much help, as I am not certain what you are asking. However, the speakers simply function/act as any other speakers that you would hook up to your receiver.
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Yes. As long as you have a receiver that does at least 5.1. Plus you need to make sure the inputs for the sub match the inputs for the receiver. Otherwise you may need some adapters to get it to work.I use 4 of these with one center channel being a different Yamaha and it sounds great. My family just visited this weekend and commented about how awesome it was.