is this combatible with a Harman Kardon AVR110?
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Sorry am unfamiliar. This center speaker is ample for my needs and cost was low
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Yes, I suspect it would be. I have a Yamaha RX-V471 5.1 Channel and it should work fine.
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I have no experience with the HK AVR110. But since it is a 5.1 channel receiver, I'm sure there would be no problem with compatibility. The PA TL1 may have a slightly different timber (tonal balance) than you're main speakers but most people can't hear such difference.
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The headphone jack may be the only way to connect these or any other computer speakers with your TV. You're lucky if you have a stereo headphone "out" jack on your TV set. Remember that 3:1 computer systems such as this one, or the Harmon-Kardon Soundsticks, are connected to a computer using only a single stereo 1/8" audio mini-plug. If you had 2 outputs (usually they're composite outputs made for RCA jacks) a computer system like this would be useless with your TV. So yes, these will definitely perform very well with your TV. I've used these as well as the HK-Soundsticks with my Sony Bravia 42" flatscreen, and the CyberAcoustics system definitely sounds better than the built-in stereo speakers of the set. At less than $30, these speakers are definitely a steal--very close in sound quality, in fact, to the HK Sound Sticks, which are 6 times the price of the CyberAcoustics. If you're a purist, you may, in a side by side comparison test, decide that the Harman Kardon speakers have a tad more mid-range and tighter bass definition from the sub-woofer, but it's a close call. I've never seen a better value on Amazon. Moreover, these are powered speakers, with features not on the Harman Kardon and power to spare (I have no idea where the complaints about insufficient "loudness" are coming from--perhaps from users who never figured out how to plug the AC adapter into an electrical outlet). Just one suggestion: the little puck used by the CyberAcoustics system for volume as well as bass gain and headphone attachment will scoot around on you to an irritating degree. Be sure to have some velcro or sticky tape handy to fasten the puck securely to a convenient surface.
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2 per package. When it comes to Harman Kardon HKTS 60 satellite speakers compatibility, well, there are several hardware brackets and screws included, yet, difficult to say without seeing the screw holes available on the speakers. Worst case, you will have to return them. And these stands are good for up to about 8lbs, which was exactly the weight of my Aperion speakers. If the Harman Kardon are heavier than that they would not work for they would tilt forward I am guessing.
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Yes it will. But I have to give this information too. Mine quit working 3 months after I bought them (about two weeks ago) and after two requests to Harman Kardon in the last two weeks no response has been received. They say they will respond within one business day. Didn't happen. Very unhappy with them at this point.
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Something is wrong. You should have to cut the bass down. What type of AVR receiver are you using?
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Hey David ~ ive installed mine with the Pre-Concern that you had as well, no worries at all, it can be installed perfectly in any direction. nothing against your surround speakers. :D
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Not sure, check out this review, very detailed, objective and I found completely accurate: http://www.audioholics.com/av-receiver-reviews/hk-3490
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It should be OK. My Yamaha avr can get to 95w and these spkrs are still fine at very loud level (my ear drums start getting hurt)
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Yes, I have two pairs of 8 ohm speakers myself, and have had no problem with impedence clipping or overheating. If I'm not mistaken, the impedence can be set separately so the system compenstares for unmatched speakers also.
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I have polk tsi 200 speakers which are much larger than the base, I just centered the speaker on the base, and it worked out for me. It is still surprisingly secure even though the base is much smaller than the speaker base.
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If you have a good Quality surround receiver(Yamaha, Marantz, Onkyo ETC.), go ahead and use them with the receiver. It is designed to have a nice set of fronts. JIm
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I don't see why it would be a problem, unless you're very particular about the preciseness of your sound. I have an old pair of 5.2's paired with this center channel. Mine sounds great. As long as the receiver has a port for it you should be fine.
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I agree that you "could" get cheaper speakers that are laughter, but that does not mean the sound quality is better. Harman Kardon is one of the BEST brands when it comes to sound purity and quality. Plus others may sound good at first, but they will ruin in one year. These may last at least three to five years. Not for nothing these guys make the sound systems for most of the top-of-the-line Mercedez Benz cars
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I have and use an AR (Acoustic Research) sub-woofer and have had no problems. I use a separate off/on switch to turn on the sub-woofer, use it sparingly. Dave...
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These speakers are 6 ohm, and I'm not sure what the Harmon Kardon 330c can actually handle. My guess is that it would actually be alright. The wharfedale diamond 10.1 speakers do sound great to me.
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After a Google search on your GoldenEAR speakers, very nice by the way, the A500 can drive them easily. Your AVR has "Pre-Out" connections, so you can tell us which sound better- the internal or the Behringer external amp. If heat is a problem(in a closed cabinet), than the A500 with it's massive heat sinks and efficient Torrid would be worry free(provided there's space).
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Contact harmans customer service by phone, i found them very helpful the few times i did.. It could be a software update that you could do yourself or something small that an authorized repair center near you can for a lot less then the cost of a new receiver..good luck with it!