I have 2 Pioneer bookshelf speakers that run at 80 RMS. Will this run them?
1844610
To be clear, this amp claims 45 W/channel *peak-to-peak*, not RMS. This unit will only put out a bit over 10 W/channel RMS. It will not hurt anything to drive larger speakers with a smaller amp, but you will not get the full volume your speakers are capable of. If your speakers are rated at 80W RMS, then this (10W RMS) amp will only produce 1/8 the power (which will sound about 1/2 as loud) as the speakers could put out with a larger amp. It depends on the efficiency of the speakers and the size of the space whether that will be loud enough for your needs or not.
1844611
Yes it will. I'm running two 120 watts rms each kicker 6x9. If it cuts out at loud volumes try a bigger power supply. It does however get loud enough. Im using it in my garage and its plenty loud.
1844612
yes it will drive the current to run the pioneer speaker at 45 watts a ch. max. my speakers are dayton speakers rhe same basically as your pioneer speakers works well. not a case will they work just a matter of efficiency. more power better than less, your likely to wear out your speakers in the low range the pyle is medium range. believe these are 8 ohm so resistence a bit more though 45 watts a ch will run basically any bookshelf speaker,but root mean square?/ dont know anything about that.
769606
Yes, just take note of the power limits of these speakers. I have them only on a pioneer head (50x4 max) unit and they sound very loud as is.
659243
It depends on what your music source is. Most radios or players should have enough power to run these speakers. If you're using a car radio that will be adequate.
861499
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!
1001704
perhaps not. This is a pro audio speaker that should be matched to amps in the 250-400 watt range. Yours is only 80.
1386737
The subs are 400rms a sub so you would be powering the pair at there rms range (provided you have the electrical to support 800rms.. and if I recall correctly that Pioneer actually does closer to 600-700rms.. either way still enough power for a P2... As for working good.. your enclosure is where you will make or break the install... I recommend a bigger sealed box. Good luck :)
1205667
Yes. Micca speaker is rsted nominally at 8 ohms while your Pioneer is (oddly) rated at 6 ohms (a marketing trick to spec the power output higher, but this is usually done at 4 ohms). If you do mix impedance ratings for front/center and surround speakers, just make sure you adjust balance.
1911577
I am not a big expert on amps or speakers. I can tell you that I use four Sony Bookshelf speakers which work just fine. See http://www.amazon.com/Sony-SS-B1000-4-Inch-Bookshelf-Speakers/dp/B000OG88KY/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1423929572&sr=1-1&keywords=Sony+bookshelf+speakers
1183233
I don't see why not... They are normal bookshelf speakers that would be best suited for a 2 channel system
1012254
You should be able to. They are wire connected so as long as other speakers could be driven by relatively low output of the receiver they should work. The speakers that come with this system are just fine for a bookshelf system however.
1513337
I have 2 of these running on a Pioneer 1000.1 D class amp. They may be able to handle more but you don't want to over power them and burn up the voice coil. I am a big Pioneer fan but there are other more affordable amps to pick from.
634803
I have mine connected to 80 watt max speakers so you should be fine. Just be aware you will get distortion if you max it out or if you music has a lot of base.
1310115
Look in your Pioneer manual. There should be a section for sound adjustments it should tell you that this is needed for what you want it to do.
1819853
That depends on what your amp output is. If your amp only supports 2 ohm speakers then no they will not sound good these are 4 ohm speakers. I got a pioneer deck and a amp bypass wire and they sound awesome!
891092
To be honest with you, I have no clue of what you are talking about. I had 2 Pioneer tower speakers with 12 inch by 150 watt woofers that needed to be replaced. I bought 2 of these speakers to replace them. I installed them in place of the old speakers and the speakers sound great. In fact, better then the originals.
871195
It depends on your receiver. I have a pioneer as well (vsx815), but mine has speaker preouts that I used to take to an external amp and then from this external amp to this switch to power different zones of speakers. Your pioneer would have to have a dedicated amplified zone 2 speaker output to run the speakers directly with this switch. Unless you only want 3.1 in your main listening area and use the rear speakers to power the switch. There are many ways to do it, these are just my suggestions.
1726075
I am using them as bookshelf speakers I have it connected to a Pioneer 100watts receiver, cerwing vega center speaker and a cerwing vega subwoofer. Sounds amazing more than enough, I play games through PS3, play my iphone through airport express, and watch tv through cable tv.