Is this amp good for 2-channel classical music? I have B&W DM603 tower speakers
306673
this amp is really very good for 2 channel music..I am using jbl ex 80 with subwoofer it sounds good...
306674
Yes, this amp's output per channel is 140w. All you need to do is to press the stereo button on the remote, depending on your music taste, change the tone. It will do the rest. Powerful amp it is.
306675
It should work just fine. The setup program will optimize the receiver based on the speakers hooked up and the type and quality of the speakers. The receiver is really designed as a home theater system so there will likely be lots of features that you will not utilize with your setup!
1204173
I'm running infinity kappa components which are 2 ohm and they work and sound awesome. I do recommend running a solid 4 channel amp but its not required.
920970
This amp puts out about 900 RMS and the speakers you have puts out 400 RMS a piece so it should sound pretty good just make sure you have the amp load at 2ohms or it will keep shutting off
1640006
I got a subwoofer and center speaker also. I would recommend a subwoofer. It helps a lot. I think the speakers sound too shrilly though. It's good for home theater but not accurate for classical music.
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No problem. I use in a one-channel antique jukebox for the phono input. Very few of the modern ones have a phono input anymore and they need a pre-amp. This is a road-warrior amp, and I have used several of them for different projects over the years. One takes the output from my surround sound unit and powers speaker pairs all over the house. Another goo feature is that the off-on switch stays in the position you leave it and can be used in a switched power outlet of a master amp or anything else you want it to respond to. I keep coming back to this amp and have been very happy with them...especially the price and availability. No problem. I use in a one-channel antique jukebox for the phono input. Very few of the modern ones have a phono input anymore and they need a pre-amp. This is a road-warrior amp, and I have used several of them for different projects over the years. One takes the output from my surround sound unit and powers speaker pairs all over the house. Another goo feature is that the off-on switch stays in the position you leave it and can be used in a switched power outlet of a master amp or anything else you want it to respond to. I keep coming back to this amp and have been very happy with... » Read More No problem. I use in a one-channel antique jukebox for the phono input. Very few of the modern ones have a phono input anymore and they need a pre-amp. This is a road-warrior amp, and I have used several of them for different projects over the years. One takes the output from my surround sound unit and powers speaker pairs all over the house. Another goo feature is that the off-on switch stays in the position you leave it and can be used in a switched power outlet of a master amp or anything else you want it to respond to. I keep coming back to this amp and have been very happy with them...especially the price and availability. « Show Less
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I wouldn't suggest it this is a 4 channel amp you would be better off with a mono if you want more power get 2 amps and bridge them together also depends on if you are wiring the speakers to the amp also.
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The amp has a built in crossover that you can set at 100hz, 24dB per octave Linkwitz-Riley or whichever custom filter setup you create which is very useable and useful. If you run dual mono as most people tend to do, then this amp will be adequate to run a pair of subs and a pair of tops. It is rated at 1500 watts per channel at 8 ohms and 3000 watts per channel at 4 ohms. The inboard processing is adequate to provide crossover, limiting, delay and even some basic EQ. I loved this amp and used one for subs and tops and a second one for the monitor PA. Without knowing specs and details of your cabinets I cannot say for certain if this will be the best choice.
1441499
JL Audio JX360/2 Class A/B Two-Channel Full-Range Amplifier this is the amp i am using, I am only driving two speakers though.
221120
Yes, but the PM 6004 is strictly a two channel stereo amplifier. You will not get a surround sound effect. I use the B to drive speakers in another room.
192859
If your 150w is RMS I think it would be fine. If you find it not hitting as hard as you want you could always get a more powerful amp. The 611a I'm running two of these from has the level only set to about 60% and they're still crazy loud.
1474960
This amp should be more than enough. I have 2 polk db 12 on mine and my friend has 2 p3d2-12 on his.
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Not enough info here, but I would bridge two channels to one of those subs. This amp would probably handle both of them, but not two amps and speakers.
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i use it with emptek 55ti and their 6 ohm and its awesome,i just wouldnt use it in monoblock mode with 6 ohm speakers.
1045446
Hank 51 and Thomas H. are correct, and I wholeheartedly agree with their comments. I've used mine as well with a high-powered vintage Quad (British manufacturer) amp, and they sound great. Just watch the volume level, as these guys have already stated.
1106052
The quick answer is "yes". How ever, I purchased this amp to allow me to "bi-amp" a set of Polk tower speakers (add some "punch" to my system). Connecting the amp to my Yamaha RX-A3020 and to the Polk towers, produced a low frequency hum. Assuming your sub would also be subject to this. I found out, this amp is made for commercial loudspeaker (clubs/disc jocks) where a low level hum is completely unnoticed. In a home theater/livingroom application, I don't think this is tolerable. It will work, if you don't mind the humm. I will sell you mine, cheap :-) ...used all of a couple of hours. The quick answer is "yes". How ever, I purchased this amp to allow me to "bi-amp" a set of Polk tower speakers (add some "punch" to my system). Connecting the amp to my Yamaha RX-A3020 and to the Polk towers, produced a low frequency hum. Assuming your sub would also be subject to this. I found out, this amp is made for commercial loudspeaker (clubs/disc jocks) where a low level hum is completely unnoticed. In a home theater/livingroom application, I don't think this is tolerable. It will work, if you don't mind the humm. I will sell you mine, cheap :-) ...used... » Read More The quick answer is "yes". How ever, I purchased this amp to allow me to "bi-amp" a set of Polk tower speakers (add some "punch" to my system). Connecting the amp to my Yamaha RX-A3020 and to the Polk towers, produced a low frequency hum. Assuming your sub would also be subject to this. I found out, this amp is made for commercial loudspeaker (clubs/disc jocks) where a low level hum is completely unnoticed. In a home theater/livingroom application, I don't think this is tolerable. It will work, if you don't mind the humm. I will sell you mine, cheap :-) ...used all of a couple of hours. « Show Less
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If you go to the Pold audio web site, http://www.polkaudio.com/products/rtia1 , you find the recommended amp is 20-125 watrs per channel, so your amp is a little weak. I would recommend something over 50 wpc.
2241442
I don't know about that amp but I do have older 3' high with 12 woofer and two smaller speakers in each cabinet and they work great together delivering full range of sound. I am a retired professional musician and I expect a lot.