Can you change the speakers out to be a higher Watt?
1157659
Ya you should be able to. I haven't tried it myself but it's a basic speaker hook up in the back.
137218
I don't know if can because aren't computer speakers powered? These are not powered so the output will be quite low.
1464129
yes, just make sure they are 8 Ohm... Wattage is really the top end of how much power they can handle, the ohms is the impedance (think like resistance) if the impedance is too low, it is like shorting out an amplifier. Almost all speakers made today are 8 ohm. and 100 W of audio is way more power than is comfortable to listen to in any home setting.
347986
Yes you can. They give you instructions but if you turned your stereo up too high it would blow the speakers. But at regular volume or a little higher it should be fine
2028132
Depends. What are the required watts for the speakers you are hooking up? The 120 is peak, so you don't want speakers that require more than that to work.
1622271
Not without modifying connections and needs amp to power speakers as a computer will not...
897698
You certainly can and they have a wonderful tone to them. It will also allow you to upgrade your receiver to a higher power receiver if you choose for a future upgrade and they'll be able to handle anything from 10 to 200 watts power at 8 ohms. Also, skip the add-on warranty, the speakers come with a 5-year limited warranty out of the box.
2076905
I don't own this but am considering this. The manual shows an audio out so you could go into an amp with that. The speakers are 3 ohms and have a jack on the side that would allow you to power a speaker, if you could get or make the same connector that they have. The issue will be the 3 ohm 7 watt rating. typically speakers are either 4 ohms in smaller units or 8 ohms in larger speakers. You will see less volume with speakers with a higher impedence with 8 ohm speakers being only about 1/2 as loud as the 3 ohm speakers that are supplied with the unit. There could be other problems with impedence mis-match but I haven't tried it to know.
1319161
I checked my speakers and there is no information relative to wattage. All it has on it is that they were made in China (Surprised?) They are very low wattage I am sure.
703401
Yes you can. Just make sure you consider cable length and position of the speakers.
401278
I guess you could since I think that the AVR only provided 90 watts/channel. However these inexpensive speakers don't deliver really robust bass that you might want in rear speakers.
164245
Yes, but the speaker wire insert slots are a little small and limit the size and number of speaker wires. You can increase several speakers by keeping wire size small or putting speakers into a series.
2181436
I believe that it used to "bi-amp" these speakers. Not a required process but you have the option to use two amplifiers on these speakers. The literature enclosed with the speakers should give a more definitive answer.
2180487
A good 400 or 300 watt amplifier will be ok. The speakers can not take more then 400 watts of peak power. It can cause damage.
2266405
These are really good sounding speakers but beware of the 100 watt limit. I have a little bit larger family room than noted and really like to crank up the sound at times. I am using a Yamaha RX-475 which is 115 watts and I have now blown two of the satellite speakers and I have had to replaced them with Yamaha speakers that can handle the wattage. So make sure your receiver wattage does not exceed 100 watts!!!
1475330
No, not from any convenient plugin anyways, you may have to hard wire bigger speakers by taking it apart.
1543731
My advice would be not to drive these speakers to maximum wattage. However, these remarkable bookshelf speakers are the best I've heardover 40 yrs of trying to find a certain quality and would think that they would be very adequate in a multi-speaker array, ie 7.1.