the output of my Denon 1912 is 90W per channel. This is rated at 70W. Can it support my Denon?
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My Pioneer Elite (Model VSX53 if you want to double check the specs) is rated at 110 w/channel and this splitter works just fine. I've had no issues.
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I have a set of polk monitor 40's that are rated at 120w that work well with this amp. It really depends more on how efficient the speakers are and the size of the room.
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Yes I have a Denon 1613 receiver with the same wattage hooked to these. They can handle more power, up to 225, but 175 will be adequate.
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Good question...I have mines up top too, it does not sound bad. What receiver or amplifier are you using or how many watts per channel?I have an Onkyo 80 watts per channel and it sounds pretty good but I am in the process of getting the Onkyo 828.Check your settings, db
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I'm not sure but it does sound pretty nice. I think its 45watts per channel. I hooked up an amp for my sub and it really does sound great.
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Dear AA,Klipsch are a very efficient speaker and your Denon should work just fine.Eric C.World Wide Stereo
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If you're trying to control the Denon, you need an IR receiver, not an emitter like this one.An example: Monoprice 5-Feet IR Extender Cable Receiver (108060)Hope that helps.
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I'm sorry I really don't know about the Denon DP 11-F. What I can tell you is that the Grado sounds great, it does however have somewhat of a rolled off top end. > 10k Hz.
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no it is not. there are in fact some vintage amps that used to be switchable. This is not one of those. I understand there may be some denon non-us models that might be.
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I have them powered by a pioneer sa 510. 30w per channel. Not really impressed honestly. I'd buy something else.
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I would have to say no. Equipment made for the USA is 120V not 240v. You should check directly with Denon about getting a suitable unit for Australia. Good day mate !!
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It can be either a 7.1 or 5.1 channel output, what really matters is that it is a good quality receiver, yamaha, onkyo, denon, marantz, etc. These type speakers require a good quality (high power) receive to push them and sound like they were built to sound. I hope this helps with your decision, good luck.
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Plenty. Wattage is not a good measure, but the front channels are 250 RMS. Mine are driven with a mid-high-end Denon and they are crisp at high volumes.
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Yes it can but again depends on what kinda power your sub needs i am running 2 12'' which works fine. It supports up to 1200 watts and it is a good product with a great price.
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Baig, thanks for the thought on the speakers. I'm using a brand new Onkyo 7.1ch home theater set rated 130W per channel. On top of that, I've swapped in my old Polk Audio speakers for the fronts, which are rated 150W each. So power is not the issue!
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Dear Mr. Beatlefan, I am running a sewell digital to analog audio converter to the Pylepro pca1 stereo power amp. to auvio 100w x 2 4" 3-way indoor/outdoor speakers. I have been using this for over a year and it works well and it's all i need for my room.
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My Denon amplifier does not have your problem. The sound bar will only sound as good as the source