What's a decent/affordable modern (hdmi inpusts) amp to pair these with?
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The Onkyo TX-NR626 is a great amp for all around use and is half price. Just set up a friend with this amp and they love it. I have the Onkyo TX-NR828 but is more money. I am sure the NR626 will do everything you need. You will not be disappointed.
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Why would you want to? Hi def sound sent to a fuzzy analog tv...don't do it. You have defeated the purpose of buying the Denon amp.
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Any good small full range monitor would be good. A little Roland 30 watt keyboard amp would sound great. Or any powered studio monitors.
784996
This would be a great combo and I do recommend. Let us know how we can assist in your purchase(s). Regards,DanDedicated Audio
2098490
I use a Denon because of the built in airplay and the dennon app on my phone. But any midrange amp that you think you'll enjoy with the type of setup you have TV, Blu-Ray player and if you want feature like me Denon has with Pandora built in, etc
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If you plan on using a 3D source (TV 3D, BluRay 3D etc) then you will need a 3D enabled/ready amp. Almost anything made in 2013 and above $300 will have what you need (again make sure "3D ready"). I love my onkyo's TX-NR414 & 717
653797
You can also purchase HDMI cables at Monoprice.com..for around $5.00 and $6.00 for shipping..they are excellent..no middle man I was recommended by Audiophile/Videophile friends!
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I also bought a Samsung 120 watt surround with Bluetooth $149 on Amazon. But you will be surprised of the sound quality that the TV speakers omit, not to bad.
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I recommend getting good quality banana plugs for the wires. They are easy to get on Amazon..You don't need anything else other than that for an easy plug-in to the receiver. Of course, you need your HDMI cables..
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Hifonics has brz1200 would also be good combo and cheaper. I have two of them pushing to type r 12 inch subs wired down to 1 ohm these amps are insane for the price
792095
NO. Do not plug those into this amp. they're already powered, and are only at about 80 watts per powered monitor. if your looking for more volume, pick up some Pa's or something.
1780725
go with one of the pioneer digital amps and you'll be happy, those amps are relatively small and push plenty of power
266938
I would recommend a small amp for the clarity. They sound real nice, no sub needed unless you want a little thump.
782299
Kinda overkill if you've only got a mono or stereo output from the tv...if stereo, you can use simple stereo (RED/WHITE) cable from the tv to the amp.
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I'd see if I could get this kind of adapter locally. For example, our local BestBuy had one for a dollar, I think.The headphones? Haven't used them much; initial thoughts: pretty good sound, not the most comfortable.
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I connect them through a home theater receiver/amplifier! After having them for several years, they are OK for the money but can be a little bassy for my taste.
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I purchsed the 663 this spring and couldn't be happier (although it took a while to maximize settings when hooking up a PS3, PS2, Wii, tape deck, DVD, & CD player and programming the settings- you can customize each input. Between HDMI, component video, opitcal audio, and plain old RCA jacks, I almost pulled my teech out). I believe the 861 has a third HDMI input and slightly more power. I would recommend checking CNET and AVS Forum for detailed reviews. I'm using older 8 Polk RM 2000 surround speakers, 1 Polk RM2500 center speaker and 2 Polk PSW300 subwoofers. They may almost be antiques, but it sounds great.