do these bic surrounds work well with a 2 channel receiver?
920346
These are great speakers on any system. They are not subs, but provide a good range of sound. Just for kicks (had not done this in ages), I just turned off my surrounds and my sub woofer just to see how they sounded in stereo. I was not disappointed. They were clean and crisp and provided ample volume for the full range. My amp was running flat on bass and treble and the sound was very nice. These are still some very good speakers and they can handle the power and remain clean. Enjoy them.
920347
I have these set up in a surround schema, but would not recommend them as a "main" set of speakers unless your space is constrained to bookshelves. These are actually decent speakers, especially for the price point.
2084028
Hi David - I have my BIC DV-62CLRS as a center channel and BIC DV-62si as fronts and BIC DV-52si as rears. I like the extra bass punch I get with the DV-62si at the front but I also have an understanding wife that doesn't mind a big bookshelf speaker on stands! My DV-52si aren't taxed too hard as rear surrounds but during concert videos and some sporting events when the rear channels are most active, they do VERY well. I think the DV-52si would work well as front channels if you wanted to mount them on the wall and keep your floor clear. The BIC DV's (62si, 62CLRS, 52si) are great performers and excellent value...stay with the BIC's and you can't go wrong.
175513
I have a similar receiver and they work great for the money. I do not crank it up so my neighbors down the block can hear it, but my next door neighbors have mentioned it... Set the crossover on your amp so your sub will take most of your bass (80 - 100hz) and you will be fine. I have been using them for over a year now with zero complaints.
636726
Your speakers are rated at 120 watts, I recently bought a pair to use in the rear of a surround sound system. This receiver is rated at 100 watts per channel. Your speakers are a perfect match for this receiver.
1850056
I would have to agree I have 6 of these in my theatre room for surrounds. They put out good sound. However you would need to try them I think and see.
2111693
I used standard two wire to hook up so it should work with two channel system. I'm using a Sonos system and I'm having no problems at all. They do sound nice but I don't blast them but I you need bigger speakers I would follow the JBL line. Very good quality for the price.
1381807
I'm using my Royal speakers Wes 2000 900 MHz wireless with my SXABB2 portable speaker dock and a Onyx dock & play with the kit that's supplied. The speakers in my opinion work great, no feed back, or static. I guess you can use them with your receiver.
1675219
yes and they sound great as well. I fully recommend them for the surround sound. I am using them as my fronts, rears and center channels. Sound Great.
2012404
Yes they handle twice the power and sound great I have 4 of them and use them for my surrounds front and rear. If you watch you can catch a good sale on them just be patient.
1990676
the advice I found, and only after trying it with Bi-wired with my receiver, was unless you actually have two amps to power the speaker, wire it with the bridge in place via the single channel. You won't notice enough change with it bi-wired, and you only end up losing a pair of channels that you could otherwise use for rear surround or a second zone.
1254131
This receiver does not have any kind of surround sound so there are only 2 channels, right and left. There is the ability to hook another set speakers with the A/B speaker switch that is built in.
46845
hi chad, i ordered a complete set of bic acoustech speakers and enjoy the towers, center channel and the pl-66 rear surround. the sound is excellent if u have the right receiver to push every speaker.
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.
454448
Your receiver should work fine in almost any environment. These speakers highly efficient bass reflex design.
1889084
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
2223241
Yes, as long as your system has sufficient power to run it, though that would be unusual. The BIC DV-53CLRB doesn't need much power, but if you were adding this center to say a small HTIB then you might need to make some adjustments as you wouldn't necessarily want your center to be outpacing your main channels. I was using it originally with an Onkyo HTIB where the left and right speakers were 3 1/2" cones and it worked fine. I have upgraded everything since that time and wasn't using this speaker anymore so I gave my kid the HTIB along with this center and he's using it.
596648
Yes, I use these as front left and right speakers in a home theater. They are really good speakers. They are very clear and loud. Good range of sound...highs, lows, mids. I also have bic center speaker and smaller surrounds. You get a lot for the money with bic. I highly recommend them.