My receiver puts out 140 watts per channel and only has two speaker outputs. I want to add two more speakers will this handle the power ?
1529477
Should be no problem, it just relays the signal. My receiver is the same 140 per...but never crank it that high. I have for four 80 watt speakers running through it.
1529478
Yes that should be no problem. The switches are simple bush button on/off devices. Should handle most any power level. I would suggest you do no twitch them on and off while speakers are powered with a lot of power. If you use different speakers with different power capacities and impedance you will get different volumes of sound from them, as always.
1529479
I have 4 speakers working, no problem. Just had to attach with a little trial and error and patience.
1795809
You need Receiver/Amplifier to power those speakers, It's possible to buy more than 2.0 (Stereo) Channel Amplifier and hook up to 8 Speakers at once.
862073
I have a peavy amp 130watt per channel totals of 260watt for both channels, will my amps able to crank up these speakers?
861499
Absolutely! I believe that receiver is 50 watts per channel at 8 ohms, and that will drive these speakers nicely. These are good speakers, I have them in my master bedroom and they sound great!
20195
You will need a seperate amplifier. This boosts the signal depending on how you set the channel outputs, but it is not made to power speakers by itself.
2116137
The answer is yes with no problem. I used a Pyle 50 watts per channel receiver with mine and they worked fine! �
2050452
You can try...but it won't be very loud. You'd only be putting out 50 watts on each speaker. You'd want to have a unit that can throw out 200 watts for a two speaker system.
619503
Yes, there are two satellite outputs that require a speakon cable for output & whatever your 15 inputs are. It really depends on how much power you will be needing. But it should be able to power them just fine. I have jbl 15's that are passive that it can power.Adding this sub was the best decision I made. I get such a full sound now. It's exactly what I was looking for and it will be a great addition to your setup.
34391
mmm..lemme c..the receiver has 9 channels and is rated @150 watts per channel..more than enuff power for pretty much all your sources/speakers...you wont be disappointed!!! im amazed with this receiver...even tho its a p i o n e e r...lol mmm..lemme c..the receiver has 9 channels and is rated @150 watts per channel..more than enuff power for pretty much all your sources/speakers...you wont be disappointed!!! im amazed with this receiver...even tho its a p i o n e e r...lol
1858893
It's just 4 Chanel's you'd have to get a 2nd amp to power a sub or give up 2 speakers. I wouldn't recommend a 2nd amp since the 200 watts is just perfect for the 4 midrange speakers. these sound great by the way.
1649929
It is one transmitter and one receiver with outputs for two speakers. You might try contacting the manufacturer to see if the receiver is capable of handling more than two speakers, but they would be on the same two (right and left) channels respectively. This unit has worked very well for me with a 5.1 surround system with just two rear speakers.
891288
I am sorry, but the receiver you have doesn't have pre-amp outputs. You can't add any amp to this receiver. Sorry. Some of the higher end receivers have pre-amp outputs that allow you to add external amplification.
260752
As has already been said, your receiver is set up for 2 "sets" or pairs of front and rear speakers, so 2 pairs of these using existing speaker outs should be just fine, and better than stock for sure. I made a cooler speaker box with one pair to be run off my car's 320W RMS amp, and it sounds AWESOME!
1897964
You could. However, probably not enough wattage to power additional speakers.
547170
Just as long as your sub and speakers watts/rms all adds up to about 300, you should be good. Bridge the sub to get more oomph. But this can have your speakers with less power. You don't want to overload your amp. IMHO, get a mono amp that will power your sub and leave this 300w amp for your other speakers. It's what I did.
1185443
I use a standard receiver (amplified) and 4 work fine. I added an amplifier/speaker switch to run 4 pairs or 8 speakers from the one receiver. But just for 2 pair any receiver (amplified) should work fine.
1038475
If you are talking about using the Zone 2 on your receiver to power 4-6 other speakers you could but it would not be the best thing to do. one thing you have to make sure is that your speakers all have the same Ohm rating and that your receiver is capable with that that certain resistance. You would probably be safe with running 2 pairs of speakers but I would definitely not do 3 pairs. I would look into a 4 zone amplifier for that. Hope this helps!