i take it these cant be hooked up with a pioneer vsx 51 receiver?
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You can even run them off an MP3 player headphone jack.....But they distort out because they aren't getting enough power to make them fully powered....QSC GX3 is a good fit.... a couple hundred watts sent to each speaker minimum is ideal, they max at 1000 per speaker according to JBL but I wouldn't put more than 900 watts per channel, and I wouldn't run them off anything less than 200 watts per channel steady current to get the full effect of the speakers and to make sure they sound good....Speakers, even ones like these can become blown and useless if they are under powered, not just over powering them....So stay in the 200-900 watt range, QSC is a good reliable amp for these. You can even run them off an MP3 player headphone jack.....But they distort out because they aren't getting enough power to make them fully powered....QSC GX3 is a good fit.... a couple hundred watts sent to each speaker minimum is ideal, they max at 1000 per speaker according to JBL but I wouldn't put more than 900 watts per channel, and I wouldn't run them off anything less than 200 watts per channel steady current to get the full effect of the speakers and to make sure they sound good....Speakers, even ones like these can become blown and useless if they are under powered, not just over... » Read More You can even run them off an MP3 player headphone jack.....But they distort out because they aren't getting enough power to make them fully powered....QSC GX3 is a good fit.... a couple hundred watts sent to each speaker minimum is ideal, they max at 1000 per speaker according to JBL but I wouldn't put more than 900 watts per channel, and I wouldn't run them off anything less than 200 watts per channel steady current to get the full effect of the speakers and to make sure they sound good....Speakers, even ones like these can become blown and useless if they are under powered, not just over powering them....So stay in the 200-900 watt range, QSC is a good reliable amp for these. « Show Less
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You just need a speaker cable that converts from whatever the pioneer uses to a speakon plug or a phono plug. Amazon probably carries that cable. The Pioneed should have enough power to run these - they are 8 ohm speakers.Just search for "banana plug to speakon" for one possibilityAlso there is a newer series of jrx speakers - you should probably get those instead.
1001703
Well, you can cut the one end off the speakon cable and use the + and - wire to connect to the receiver or you can buy a RCA 1/4" recepticle and solder 14 gauge 2 wire to that like I did to plug into a receiver. The one end of Speakon cable has a 1/4" stereo plug, so make sure you buy 1/4" stereo jack if you go that route.
1001704
perhaps not. This is a pro audio speaker that should be matched to amps in the 250-400 watt range. Yours is only 80.
1480432
Not directly. They are speakers. Speakers need to connect to amp or receiver first
1740498
I don't see why it should not if your Pioneer has an appropriate output port.
1205668
I have an old Pioneer receiver model SX-626 and they work awesome with it. I dont know about yours but they should work well with any receiver.
699795
I have a pioneer 7.2 receiver and they are awesome speakers. Dont need the other 2 at all
1126670
I am using my pinoneer speakers which are about 15 years old. They sound great. So as long as you have any decent set of speakers, they will work fine with the receiver.
2189357
They are not all compatible. You need to make sure you order the right mic for the right receiver. Look for the extra mic's for your receiver specifically. The mic referenced will not work with this receiver
225800
THey are not HDMI compatible. You'd need an audio HDMI converter to hook them up to your TV.
440432
yes. I am usuing them with a pioneer vsx82 as rear speakers they work very well as main speakers as well.
1335071
They will work with any receiver/amp, as to how well, you will need to match up specifications. You have given no information about your receiver so at this point you are the only one who knows. You must compare numbers, it never hurts to have some more power than is recommended. Common sense still applies in operation and usage of said power. Aside from all that, these are amazing speakers for their price. Enjoy.
1990183
Mine are hooked to a kenwood so i would have to think pioneer would be fine. I like them they sound good
2098559
Yes I have them hooked up to 2 pioneer 350's. You can adjust output strength. I just started at minimum output and turned gain up till I found my sweet spot
1255383
If your speaker connection on the receiver takes rca's, you can try it. in place of the center speaker. If it won't work it won't work.
1470515
I have surround sound and all audio including comes through my speakers by way of my receiver. Where or how would I hook these up?
52974
Very doubtful. Pioneer states that the mounting depth is almost 3.5 inches. Unless you have a very deep door or an extended door panel/mounting bracket they probably won't fit. They should also be in some sort of enclosure/box, the free air space of a door would likely affect the sound quality for the worse.
226364
I don't see why not. They are great quality speakers. Still haven't had a chance to hook up my system but don't anticipate I will be disappointed.
1970916
I currently have them plugged into the Sony STR-DE697 no problems. I was looking to upgrade to Onkyo or Yamaha, but the new Sony network receivers look great at the price.