I am using a Yamaha receiver that is pushing a 100 watts per channel. Will this be enough for this speaker system?
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My app is also Yamaha and it's pushing 115 watts per channel (RMS) and it does a great job. You should have a Pure Direct button on your app and if so they perform very nice under this mode. Hope this helps you out. They are the bomb.com speakers... JS.. love them!
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I sold the speakers did not like how they sound...... get some KEF, Monitor Audio, Wharfedale any British or Canadian you will be very happyFor amp not idea about Yamaha..... I use NAD, Cambridge Audio,,,,,,
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Hi Willy well I` am only running Four 6.5 3way Pioneer 50 watts speakers. This is enough for my system. You might need something a little more powerful.
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Definitely the speakers only have 180 watts peak so even if you didn't want to push the whole way ; 100 watts could even run it and its an easy install by yourself I did mine and they sound great by the way; but I also have a pair of jbl power series same size and they sound a little better base wise but vocals they're both amazing but yes the amp will work
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It is better to have speakers with wattage ratings higher than the receiver. 150 watt speakers will work fine with this receiver as long as they can handle 8ohms. Check the ohm ratings for the speakers, you did not say what kind of speakers you have so I can't answer that. Look on the rear of the speakers for the ohm rating.
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Ivan, Its probably the smallest 100 Watt speaker on the market. It should fit nicely on your Yamaha.
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Not sure of the specification of your vintage receiver. But these speakers works with my 6 ohm output (sort of vintage as it is 15 years old now) 120 Watts per channel amplifier even if the impedance of these speakers is 8 ohms. In a nut shell if your vintage receiver is producing anywhere between 40 Watts to 120 watts , I THINK these speakers would please you. Worth a try but no guarantees.
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The answer is yes with no problem. I used a Pyle 50 watts per channel receiver with mine and they worked fine! �
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Yes, you want speakers that are rated at 100 watts each or more. This receiver is set up to conveniently drive two pairs of speakers. You want all speakers to be rated at 100 watts or more. There is no advantage to getting speakers rated much higher than 100 watts either, so try to find 100, 120 or maybe even 150 watt speakers for this, nothing higher.
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That is pushing the speakers to the limit and some, but you might maybe be ok playing them on one channel with the amp a little less than half way on the max control volume on amplifier. See if there is any distortion, with receiver or mixer half way up, if so you need smaller amp or speakers at least 200 watts rms. At 50 watts rms you only tipically looking at 25 continuess watts a speaker. Rms is the max the can handle before the amp clips or speakers blow visa versa.
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I would not, as that amp only has 30 watts/channel. The Polks are power hungry. I have my LSi 9's hooked up to a Adcom 545II amp @100 watts/channel and they sound great. However, not all 100 W/channel amps are the same, as I had my LSi9's hooked up to a 100 W/channel Sony receiver and they sounded dull. In any event, I would think a minimum of 100 watt/channel is necessary to get the best sound out of them.
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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!!!
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I had to Yamaha 500 watt To 1000 watt each.am I using those speakers with a.m. QSC 500 watts and a mixer Gemini 6000 and I move those speakers very very very good very nice sounds
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Yes.This receiver will power any set of speakers I know of . Pioneer rates this receiver at 140 rms watts per channel. I cannot speak for pioneer but this receiver will get the job done. Hope that helps. Great Receiver.
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The Max nominal output for this stereo is 85W per channel which is 340 watts in total (4 lines) I suggest you to buy each speaker of 100 watts
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Dear Grant,Thanks for your inquiry. The number of channels that a receiver has will have no bearing on how well it will work with speakers. The Klipsch RF-62II speakers are very efficient, meaning they will work well with most any stereo or home theater receiver that offers 75 watts per channel or more. Please let me know if I can be of any additional assistance.Regards,Eric CohenWorld Wide Stereo
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Yamaha receiver? I run mine with a digital 4 channel fx mixing board and have it wired out to two 750w peak pa speakers (sub + horn). Works fine
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I have not a clue, any respectable amplifier with 20 watts RMS from 20-20KHz should do it. I use an Yamaha RX-V573, 70 watts @ 20-20K, 110 @ 1Khz (big whoop). The point is I never need a whole lot of power, read the specs, 96 db 1 Watt/1 meter, pretty efficient, up there in Klipsch RF territory and they sound better than Klipsch RF-62's. If you have a clean old two channel receiver with 50 watts x2 channels, it should be plenty for a good sized room. My listening room is 20' x 11' and along with the F12 these guys always sound great.