Okay, stupid question but need to ask. It says max 100W per channel. My receiver is 110W per channel. I'm assuming that this device will not work.
1415368
Harry, the 110 watts is the maximum wattage. Unless you are planning on running it at full volume you should be fine with it.
1415369
Since the amp is rated at peak power of 100W the receiver should work fine with it.
1415370
It will still work, but you run the risk of blowing the speaker if/when it is turned up TOO LOUD! There are other issues such as frequency and ohms that play into this, but at I don't think it would ever be an issue.
1415371
If you are maintaining 110W it could be a problem......However most people don't run there amp/receiver to the max.
154634
yes and speaker can be used with any receiver. If each of my channels are 100 watts i get 120 watt speakers for each
1509604
Good question...I have mines up top too, it does not sound bad. What receiver or amplifier are you using or how many watts per channel?I have an Onkyo 80 watts per channel and it sounds pretty good but I am in the process of getting the Onkyo 828.Check your settings, db
237955
I use it on a Sony receiver & a Pioneer receive which are both 6.1 units that have 100w pet channel. It connects to the receivers via Bluetooth and the sound is CD quality. Other than that the unit does not connect to the speaker directly unless the speaker/s have Bluetooth compatibility. I hope this helps.
1652789
Hi Michele, It depends on the impedance of your speakers. Here are the amplifier section details of this receiver:Minimum RMS Output Power (*1): 95 W + 95 W (6 ohms, 20 Hz - 20 kHz, THD 0.09%)Stereo Mode Output Power (*1): 110 W + 110 W (6 ohms, 1 kHz, THD 1%)Surround Mode Output Power (*1)(*2): 150 W per channel (6 ohms, 1 kHz, THD 0.9%)-Anthony
657123
I have no idea but usually these types of things dont draw much power. of course you would need both the receiver and dish and of course the 2 would draw more than one but once the dish is found the signal I would think its power draw would be minimal. Would be interested to know though.
1865842
Make sure the input is 5v DC (five volts, direct current) on your receiver.... If yes, it should work...
659589
If you have an amplifier(receiver) with power less than 100w, it should work fine. Also, check output resistance of Amplifier. 4ohm or 6ohm. It should match for best performance
1293744
This fact will depend on your reciever. The way that most recievers works is that they have a built in amp for speakers. Look up the model of your reciever and what you are looking for is a wattage rating. This will tell you how much output your reciever puts out to the speakers. It will show something like 700 watts or (50x4)watts. These two ratings show total wattage and wattage per speaker channel. If you can only find total wattage you can take it and divide by the number of speaker channels to find out how much wattage goes to each speaker. As long as the amount of wattage does not from the reciever doesn't exceed the max wattage of the speaker you will not blow the speaker.
1031697
Checked the Owner's Manual which lists the output as 20W + 20W, or 20 watts per channel. Very low distortion permits this compact unit to produce very high quality sound. I have it connected to AudioEngine bookshelf speakers and a subwoofer. I am VERY PLEASED with this product.
1889083
If your receiver has enough power (say at least 120 Watts per channel) it should be okay to hook it up to the receiver.
1878653
I can only tell you that my Sony receiver has 200 watts / channel and I've had no issues at all with the speakers. You likely will never play them at full power anyway.
1404044
Any normal receiver will work for these, I have them currently hooked up to a Sony reciever that outputs 85 watts per channel, they sound great but they can handle over double the power than that. To be honest, you will need something over 50 watts per channel to really drive these guys, anything over 130 watts per channel is overkill. Hope this helps.
2099867
I cannot think of any reason why it would not work just fine. I am not proficient in sound numbers but my receiver is 100 watts per channel and have 4 of the 6 speakers pairs hooked up and it works just fine. No problems at all.
1282843
I would assume no more than 60 watts per fixture socket. Max of 4 sockets per fixture, 240 watts. That would be a solid guess. I no longer have these remotes, I installed them in a customers house. So I don't have access to the paperwork. Check the back of the receiver. It should be noted on that.
924361
This receiver can work with just five channels but be warned, it turns itself off regularly if you drive more than a few channels hard. It is not a workhorse. All the technology in this receiver is amazing, their amplifier circuitry is substandard under any significant load. I would stay away.
1727000
The receiver is 125 rms, with only .1% distortion at that level. When it gets up to 143 watts, it rates at 1% distortion. That's the ratings for two channels. When you run all 7 channels at 85 watts, the distortion is higher - 1%. Soundandvision.com did a bench test on it.