i have a 7.1 can i use this for surround back or the l810 thanks
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Undestood. In that case if you have space If I were you I would put the L820 on the surround back and the 810 on the surround left and the surround right, by the way I could change the LC1 for a LC2 (Remmember that the center speaker manage aprox 50% or so of the sound, worth it) and for the subwoofer Cerwin Vega XLS 12S
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I use the L820 speakers for everything except the center channel (LC1) and the subwoofer (ES150P) and they are driven by an Onkyo (TX-NR809). They work just fine.
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I use these for my front main in my 7.1, but yes, you could but that might be overkill these are really nice speakers!
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I have an Onkyo 7.2 system and I use these for my back speakers. They work great. Though they're probably over kill for the size of the room.
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Of course you can use them, both models 820 or 810 but I prefere to use both models as front speakers. I recommend you for surround back the acoustimass 5 instead. I do not know what other brands you have in your system but if you really want to have JBL go for the 820
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If your receiver can handle 7.1 its just a simple matter of adding two additional speakers. I would recommend adding to floor speakers to your front channels and using the DefTech speakers as your center, side, and rear surrounds.I hope this helps.-Dex
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I have a 6.1 system and use them for the 5.1 portion with my previous JBL surround for the center rear (6). Your 6-7 are the same as my 4-5 so you should be fine. I'm assuming that your 4-5 are the side surround and not the rear? I would use them in rear since the side surrounds aren't really critical for the overall surround effect. (IMHO)
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Yes you can and you should. Both of the the ones I bought did not work well in 7 but work great in 8.1.
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These Amplifiers are for floor speakers only. You can hook up 4 speakers if you want but it was not designed for 5.1 surround. Its a Kickin' amplifier. Lot of power....Hope this helps.
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Yes although you will only get 5.1 instead of the possible 7.1 on ur receiver (2 ports would be unused unless u buy 2 extra speakers)
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don't think so, it old tech & has only analogue inputs, I would think your 5 ch surround is probably digital audio, you would only be able to use it for equalising 2 channels only, (probably the fronts) would at least need to look at your user manual for your surround system to get a better understanding of what you are actually trying to do. but would think that you would only be able to alter your fronts or backs or subby with it but definitely not all of them at once.
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No. I am using a 5.1 setup with this receiver and it combines the 2 back channels of the 7.1 with the rear channels to create a 5.1 setup with no lose of audio other than the spatial dynamics of a 7.1 setup.
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That doesn't make a difference. 7.1 just means there are 7 speakers (or sources of sound) there are 3 speakers in each ear muff for the left and right and then 1 in each for the center speaker. They also both have significant bass. This is why they are so large.
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I use them as part of a 7.1 system as rear surrounds. it depends on what you are trying to accomplish. If these would be the only speakers then front of the room
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Hi George, this Sony KDL50W800B will only output 5.1 surround sound and not 7.1. This is the audio feature this TV set. -Ely
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Sorry Don, I use it with a Lowrance 7. But if you go to the Ram and/or Hummingbird website it should tell you which mount to use. You wouldn't want one bigger than you need.
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Yes, but you will need two additional satellite speakers to get 7.1 surround. This system is 5.1.
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I believe you should be able to since the missing speakers between the 5.1 and the 7.1 are used for mid room surround, however with the whole system in I'm not sure if you'll be able to have just stereo sound coming from the remaining port. Its possible you'll end up with those speakers only playing the sound that would come through the two mid speakers in a 7.1 system.
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not really. it would be hard to find the jacks in the back to hook it up,and it would not give you the sound you want for surround sound.
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Sure. If you don't connect any Surround Back speakers, you've only got 5.1 channels.
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Although I use it for the rear speaker setup I'm sure it will work just fine for a front connection. My setup is a 7.1 arrangement.