would a 100 watt per channel high current harman kardon not have enough pwer to push these
519696
They ne welThey They have have done well for my high output receiver, very crisp.
519697
Yes it would, where it would not sound distorted. I have a pair hooked up to harmon.
1951515
Sure but maximum volume will be hard on amp. Each speaker has a maximum of 100watts
261547
I have a pioneer vsx-1121K and have the A9's Bi-Amped, hitting these with 220W per channel. Even hitting these speakers with this amount of power they still aren't working hard. I'm looking into getting either a different receiver or a seperate amp to make these guys really shine...
1264164
To push them well you will want a external 4ch amp. But that's a good start and will totally work! Enjoy.
1461664
no. this amp will only push around 250 watts at 4ohm. It is over rated substantially. go with hifonics, best output for price.
825366
Yes, Check your ohms on your speakers. This amp will push 380 watts at 8 Ohms. You want your amp to be a lot more powerful than your speakers. This gives you headroom and keeps it from clipping too soon. So, if you have a 100 watt speaker at 8 ohms, you are right the limit of needing a bigger amp. That is if you are using it to run two speaker. One on the left and one on the right. It will power more at 2 and 4 ohms. And it can be bridged.
1737327
1200 for 2@ 350 watts ea on one channel or 2, and is this going to be as I call it "Thumpin" as in low bass sound only or are they involved with other speakers if not, then if your going to run ea speaker on it own channel you should have more than enough, just adjust the levels so that you don't over drive them. They should sound fine. Also are your 10" speakers KFC-W2513PS, and not kfc-w2153p, again either way you should have enough to push them speakers to the beat.
1409175
This amplifier is no way 1000 watts per channel each channel has a separate output control you should have no problems
1041811
Should be fine. They are rated up to 100w. Just be sure that the impedence the amp requires (usually 8 ohms), to the speakers (I think 8 ohms).
111756
You should be able to if you have the power to push them I us them for my Dj set up and it brings out the Hi end but I have them on there own power amp.
1045445
Jim,Yes. I use mine with a 250 watt per channel amp and it sounds great, and the speakers can handle it. However,if you crank an amp too high, too much power can damage just about any speaker. However, a quality high power amp doesn't necessarily just make things louder but reaches into the signal and pulls more out of it (nuances) for you to hear and enjoy. In that case, these Pioneer speakers paired with my amp/preamp pulls out and makes prominent sounds and nuances in the music I hadn't heard before- or hadn't been aware of. So, to close, don't let a high power amp deter you from getting these speakers. If anything it will make the sound richer for you to enjoy.Regards, Hank Jim,Yes. I use mine with a 250 watt per channel amp and it sounds great, and the speakers can handle it. However,if you crank an amp too high, too much power can damage just about any speaker. However, a quality high power amp doesn't necessarily just make things louder but reaches into the signal and pulls more out of it (nuances) for you to hear and enjoy. In that case, these Pioneer speakers paired with my amp/preamp pulls out and makes prominent sounds and nuances in the music I hadn't heard before- or hadn't been aware of. So, to close, don't let a high power amp deter you... » Read More Jim,Yes. I use mine with a 250 watt per channel amp and it sounds great, and the speakers can handle it. However,if you crank an amp too high, too much power can damage just about any speaker. However, a quality high power amp doesn't necessarily just make things louder but reaches into the signal and pulls more out of it (nuances) for you to hear and enjoy. In that case, these Pioneer speakers paired with my amp/preamp pulls out and makes prominent sounds and nuances in the music I hadn't heard before- or hadn't been aware of. So, to close, don't let a high power amp deter you from getting these speakers. If anything it will make the sound richer for you to enjoy.Regards, Hank « Show Less
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Absolutely! I believe that receiver is 50 watts per channel at 8 ohms, and that will drive these speakers nicely. These are good speakers, I have them in my master bedroom and they sound great!
1594460
They can take 120 watts straight out. I haven't pushed them pass that level.
1293244
It depends on the ohms. These speakers are 8 ohms. If the amp is rated for 4 ohms, you will fry your speakers. If the amp is rated at 8 ohms, you should be fine. I have a pair of these speakers hooked up to an an amp thst puts out 125 watts @ 8 ohms per channel and they sound fantastic.
721252
way too much power n dont push the bass if u wanna keep um playing nicely.....there only 1100 watts a piece.... so b careful.....!!!!
1975755
If you put 100w per speaker these will be super loud and super clear. That is if you are using a really good amp. These speakers like really clean power.
266955
You need to know how many watts you will be pushing per channel and the resistance (ohms). Are you running at 4 ohms per channel? If so, that will fry these puppies. But, it shouldn't damage your amp, so you can always try it if you have the cash to spare. If I were you, I would contact the manufacturer.