I have an onkyo tx8050 receiver, with a pair of JBL es30's connected now. Could I add two of these floorstanding speakers to my existing setup? if myd
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Assuming you have multiple amplifier outputs of coarse you can hook them up. If you run the 190's in parallel with the es30's your speaker ohms will be cut in half i.e. es30's(8ohms) + 190(8ohms) = 4 ohms speaker resistance.
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You don't need to run in parallel, your receiver has Speaker A & B outputs. I'd put a pair of these as your main speakers (A) and use your ES30's on B. You can then run either A, B, or A & B. Though the Studio 190 would easily be your main speakers. If you're trying to get more sound in another room you'll be stressing that Onkyo a bit running all four for anything but decent background. But that's just me.
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Sure you can. I used this speaker combo as a center channel and I installed the circular speakers in my ceiling for my other channels. So far regardless of my setup, the receiver has done all the rest. I have true cinema quality sound now. Good luck, Salvador
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Im assuming youre using the Onkyo just as a low end amp? If so, then you run speaker wire to the shaker. If youre using more than one shaker, you want to bridge it into 8 ohms. Then that should be it.
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Sure. It should work fine using the existing speaker locations except for the tweeters, but you can put those just about anywhere that the wires will reach.
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Yes u can, that is how we did ours! We did 4 tower speakers and one 10" sub' so it will work for what u are asking!
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Yes, if you know what you are doing. You should not use this speaker, though. This is a level of hardware that requires quite a bit of tuning, and can't be used as a simple replacement. You will need a crossover, and a good high power tweeter to pair this speaker with. This speaker (it's one speaker, not a pair) should only get a 80Hz to 5Khz signal with a 12 dB / octave slope on the high end, and the steepest drop off you can manage on the low end. It's difficult to find tweeters that can handle the same wattage as these. I like to use series wired pairs of infinity 2 ohm tweeters amplified separately (4 ohm load per channel).
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No, you would need a separate amplifier. Your other option is to return the Control 1 speakers and get the C2PS Control 2P speakers instead.
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Would be a great setup in a small to medium room. The es series center speaker matches perfectly. Set your receiver speaker setting to "small" so they won't be overwhelmed with bass they can't produce.
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speakers should be attached to a AV receiver not to each other......so I would first look into getting a AV receiver.
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Yes you will wire 2 speakers from your onkyo into the speaker solector and then from your speaker solector to all your speakers, its all in how you wire it.
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I used to connect these speakers to my 5 year old Onkyo receiver TX-SR606 (90W per channel). It's more than adequate and loud enough. Last year, I upgraded my receiver to Onkyo 818 last that have pre out capability (you need Onkyo 7 series or above to connect your receiver to external amplifier) and use Emotiva XPA-5 amplifier. It's worth the upgrade. Sounds great especially with 24-bit uncompressed recording. It really makes you listen to your old collection once again.
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I know you can add an additional Audio Unlimited wireless speaker to work off one receiver. But a different type of wireless speaker I'm not sure if you can.
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I'm using my Royal speakers Wes 2000 900 MHz wireless with my SXABB2 portable speaker dock and a Onyx dock & play with the kit that's supplied. The speakers in my opinion work great, no feed back, or static. I guess you can use them with your receiver.
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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 own the TX-SR806 as well as the TX-SR606 (in another room). My setup with the TX-SR606 is the setup with the BOSE double cube speakers. From what I know, you can use the speakers no problem, but you won't be able to use the subwoofer since it has it's own special connection to the main BOSE unit (CD/DVD player).
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In answer to your question. The Onkyo TX-NR828 is rated 130 watts per channel @ 8 ohms, so you would have to connect to speakers that can handle that wattage. The NR828 does have a preamp. output (to another amplifier ) if extra speakers are needed beyond the 7.2 configuration. The only comment I can make about your room size is, my 7.2 setup is in a 15'x15' room and has plenty of volume/power to spare. I would recommend downloading the instruction manual from the ONKYO website for various speaker setup configurations, and specifications, along with a ton of information about this unit. Hope this helps you. Enjoy your quest.
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i have used up to 5 of these speakers using the same transmitter without a problem. So your answer is yes you can add additonal speakers.