I have a 3.1 setup of RF-42 - L&R, RC-52 - C, R-10SW. Will these match as rear speakers or will they over power? Open to suggestio.
361442
Actually since your using the RF-42 II the recommended rears are the RB-41 II. I have the RF-42 up front 3 of them.nand a set of the RB-51 as surround L&R; and the RB-41 II as surround back. If they seem to over power you can always turn the lvl down on their channel. I bought the RB-51 II for better sound with all zone and channel playback of music. Love my klipsch!
361443
They'll do fine. Just do the proper set-up for your levels and crossover points, and these will work nicely with your other speakers.
361444
Should mate quite well. Your receivers controls should allow you to match the necessary level to compliment the other 3.1 configuration. The main thing is that all the speakers are voice matched and you can always run the receivers room correction program after integration of the RB-51's.
361445
They will match nicely because they won't have as much power going to them as your fronts.
361446
I don't think that these will overpower but it may be better to do more research just to sure that such a setup will work for you.
346922
They will work very well. I used them as such and they worked out well. Polk makes a great bang for the buck speaker. You will not be dissapointed. Just make sure you get the matching center channel.
106944
That is a hard question for me because when I got the speakers they handled the 2400 power but they sound bad.so put more power to them and blew them to bits. I ended up replacing them( with the same box of corse) with jbl sub woffers just wasn't what I was lookin for
99219
I have Model 1530 BIC America RtR series speakers with 325 watts capacity each. I use 4 speakers for surround sound. I am very pleased with my sound.
2064089
Not a problem! These speakers can be easily over driven with a clean signal.I had them on a Sony 4 channel x 50 watt rms head unit with no issues as they are a 70 watt rmv speaker. I then added a kenwood 300 watt per channel rmv amp and again, no problems or even any significant distortion. They blow away any coaxial or triax type speakers I have ever heard. ENJOY!!!!
636726
Your speakers are rated at 120 watts, I recently bought a pair to use in the rear of a surround sound system. This receiver is rated at 100 watts per channel. Your speakers are a perfect match for this receiver.
177886
Your front speaker should be tonally matched with the front L/R speakers. In other words, this front speaker matches C-V VE series L&R speakers. Rear channel surround don't have to be matched. My set up? C-V VE series LFR mated to PolkAudio rear surrounds.
1751377
They will go well with the book shelf speakers but you will need two of the same 10" subs. Reason why is that the amplifire output rcs are channelled L&R if you use one sub you will only access one channel Unless your sub have both L&R rca inputs then you will only need one.
2197565
RC-52 II will also work fine with the speakers you have. I have both the RC-52 and RC-62. I use RC-52 with 8" speakers and it matches just fine.
666318
I wish that I could help you out. I'm using the speaker's from the home theater system that I already had hooked up. There are 100watt wall and ceiling shelve size speaker's. I do believe that the speaker's you do use, will have to be speaker's for surround,(FL>Center>FR>RL>RR&gt;) for 5.1 system. The rear speaker's are also known as(SL>SR). If you use just any kind of speaker's, like for stereo. Then you wont get the separation, any true affect of surround sound. I wish that I could help you out more, and hope that this will help you some what. Nick I wish that I could help you out. I'm using the speaker's from the home theater system that I already had hooked up. There are 100watt wall and ceiling shelve size speaker's. I do believe that the speaker's you do use, will have to be speaker's for surround,(FL>Center>FR>RL>RR&gt;) for 5.1 system. The rear speaker's are also known as(SL>SR). If you use just any kind of speaker's, like for stereo. Then you wont get the separation, any true affect of surround sound. I wish that I could help you out more, and hope that this will help you some what. Nick
1636649
Baig, thanks for the thought on the speakers. I'm using a brand new Onkyo 7.1ch home theater set rated 130W per channel. On top of that, I've swapped in my old Polk Audio speakers for the fronts, which are rated 150W each. So power is not the issue!
248331
I see no reason why that would be an issue. I am powering two of them plus the matching JBL center channel and two KEF rear speakers (they have the same specifications as the JBL) and a sub woofer from a 100 watt per channel Denon receiver.
2116137
The answer is yes with no problem. I used a Pyle 50 watts per channel receiver with mine and they worked fine! �
999148
I don't know. I am no longer using them. When I was, I had them as rear speakers for my home theater system. They had a great sound and were well made.
1618352
not sure if this will help, but I used these on my rear speakers. Wired tweeters and rear speakers on same rear signal sending wires. IT sounds fine. Mids and highs. Your probably better off using the crossovers that comes with them.
1357086
I'm using these as fronts in a 5.1 set up. They are powered by a Harmon Kardon 1510 AVR, rated to oush 75w per. Believe m when I tell you that you will abslutely NOT be disappointed with these speakers as fronts. They will handle bass (tight and solid), midrange and highs (clarity and detail). They have a zobel crossover configuration in them so you can't go wrong. These are very good speakers, and will stand up to speakers costing more then twice as much. If you doubt, just youtube it for a user review.
2209334
Check the pre- amp output power level to be high enough for the minimum required input power level for the powered speakers. Should work.