Is the Pyle PT510 240 Watt Amplifier a good receiver to use with this. I want to put sound in many rooms in my office.
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I would say yes. I ended up separating an office into 6 zones with each zone having two speakers. The office was able to control the volumes for each zone. They were very happy with it.
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I am by no means an AV expert. This amplifier was recommended to me by our AV guy in order to amplify the sound for distribution into several rooms in which we have speakers. We primarily use this amp in connection with an Apple TV device to play music from our iPhone or iPad in our kitchen, den, family room and outside speakers. Hope this response is helpful for you. Kind Regards, Robert
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it should sound pretty good. I prefer tower speakers and a sub but it's a good start. I am very satisfied with the receiver.
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My former receiver was good but i'm glad I made the purchase. It manages to take ALL my hdmi units. The sound is great. I've utilized all the speaker outputs to get sound around my family room. A great receiver at a great price. I have no desire to think about 'retiring' it. I hope this helps.
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I am running all my sound through a sound board first. You should have the correct inputs and outputs to use this. I will say that it is quite a good piece of equipment for the price. I am also using pyle-pro monitors which were also excellent value.
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I hooked the pc as audio input to a receiver, and hooked up the speakers as ouputs on the receiver. The receiver has more power and functionality than the the pc with respect to sound. I have this setup with 5 speakers and the PSW111 all connected to a yamaha receiver. awesome sound, works great.
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My speakers are rated at 125W and I have not had any issues. Even at fairly high volume my speakers sound great. Higher power generally equates to better sound and less distortion so you are probably less likely to "blow up" your speakers with this receiver.
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I like Bang and Olufsen but they are very expensive. I would say look into yamaha speakers and try to get high power speakers to handle this receiver. The receiver has a lot of power. thanks
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Dear Bealefan, Yes Sir I am running a sewell digital to analog audio converter to the pylepro pca1 stereo power amp. to auvio 100w x 2 4" 3-way indoor/outdoor speakers. I use it everyday with no problems and i get very good sound and power.
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i have this receiver and love it. I power 3 zones with it. All you need is speakers for zone 2 and 3. No additional amplifiers needed as all 3 zones are powered by the receiver itself. if you run 2 sets of speakers per zone, make sure your speakers have an impedance matching the receivers impedance. Do your research about how to connect them to not generate the wrong impedance. Connect speakers in series: add up impedance and you are on the safe side. If your wiring does not allow to connect them in series, make sure each of the 2 speakers you connect in parallel have double the impedance than the minimum impedance your receiver can support. Example: minimum impedance 8Ohms means you could either run 2 speakers each 4 ohms or higher in series (totals to 8 Ohms or higher) OR 2 speakers 16 ohms or higher in parallel (totals 8 ohms or higher).
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If using a pair of these speakers, I would suggest the Cerwin Vega CV-900 900watt amplifier. Receiver choice is up to your personal preference.
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I dont know about the reciever, but any reciever you take, things i look for is -see whether all channels work-speaker resistance match with that of reciver, usually 6-8 ohm impedance-channel output exceeds that of speaker watts, under powering will blow the speaker.MLT-2 is really a good one! till my subwoofer started making poping sound -- which Amazon/Martin Logan together replace with no cost to me.
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As long as your receiver has a headphone jack on it, which im assuming it does you'll be fine. 90 watts per channel is what the receiver will be putting out to the speakers. The headphone jack is a completely different system and has nothing to do with the speaker output wattage.
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Dear Mr. Beatlefan, I am running a sewell digital to analog audio converter to the Pylepro pca1 stereo power amp. to auvio 100w x 2 4" 3-way indoor/outdoor speakers. I have been using this for over a year and it works well and it's all i need for my room.
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Yes. I am using my amp for exactly that purpose. I wanted to drive some speakers that are in my living romm wired through the wall to a panel in my TV room. My Vizio TV has audio out put but it is not amplified. I use the Pyle and was most pleasently surprised to find that I didn't have to turn up the volume on the Pyle very far to get great sound in my living room. It's a great buy!!!
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I have a TX-SR806 ONkyo receiver and wanted to know if a 100 watt subwoofer is good for this? I have (mirage) nano 5.0 speakers and am looking to buy a (klipsch) polk a subwoofer psw10 that puts out 100 watts. thanks
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This receiver Works best with 8 ohm speakers, the rated outputs is 1500 watts total
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I'd stick with the same. Some amplifiers can operate "unsafely" I.e. overheating or crappy sound, if they can't produce the right impedance per whatever ohm each speaker has. I'd start from ground up if you're wanting bigger better sound