Could I fill a medium room sitting 7 ft away ? all genres medium volume driving Paradigm Titans ?
376332
You should have no problem at all driving Paradigm Titans. After you will try this amp you will be shopping for floor-standing speakers as well.
376333
This will depend on how loud you like your music. I'm using Cambidge Sirocco 30s with a 10" sub in my 10' by 8' home office and the A-6000 is wide and loud at 1/4 volume. Yes, this amp will support a subwoofer.
376334
yes the paradigms are as efficient as my speakers. the amp will make enough VOLUME. but I'd recommend you listen for the finer details within the music that a tube amp will help reveal...
376335
I don't know about Paradigm, but I will tell you that the A-6000 will drive my Polk Audio Tsi100s most excellently. No problem filling a room with sound. I would suspect that you'd be quite pleased, as I was, with this little amp.
376336
I think it should if you are using this tub-amp for audio listening primarily. To enhance cinematic viewing, however, I think you need an amp that will support a subwoofer.
376337
Jeputar, should be fine since Titans have a moderately-high sensitivity. As far as trying the amp, if you buy from Audio Advisor they have a 30-day return policy if you're not satisfied.
376338
Ok, I just read the specifications for the Paradigm Titan. YES !.... Buy this amp...and if you don't like it, I'll buy it from you. I am THAT sure you will love it with the Paradigm Titans !
1138290
Obviously depends on your budget amplifier and taste... Having said that, I prefer the warm tone, my setup is Marantz amplifier with Paradigm monitor 7 floor standing speakers and the setup sounds great. Consider JBL and Infinity on the low end, consider Paradigm, PSB, Wharfedale Diamond or B&W; if you have the budget.
1155020
Probably not - you probably want something bigger for a pool party if the noise level is above medium ;)
2232691
My living room is larger than 10 X 10 and it seems to do very well. It depends on how cool that you want it. Personally it makes it comfortable and is an excellent supplement to AC on extremely hot days. The decibel level goes up when you increase the speed.
325304
A small to medium room will do well with this product--my living area is around 18x14, and the subwoofer, when cranked all the way up FILLS the living area with rich bass and smooth highs (Pacific Rim was rattling everything). For the money this is a steal that's hard to beat. Also keep in mind to break the subwoofer in gradually (2-4 weeks) of light to medium operation--afterwards you can turn the gains up and experience awesome satellite music and movies:~)
2129234
My situation is a large L-shaped area, kitchen, dining, living. Long walls are 30' and 27'. Nine foot ceilings. Speakers are perched in the open space above my kitchen cabinets at one end of the L. (Not optimal placement for true audiophiles, I know.) For my kind of listening - mostly vocal/acoustic instrumental - ish at moderate loudness, the Vanatoos do really well filling up that space and I'm still *very* happy with them.
733339
Depends on the job. Technically speaking one of these speakers has enough punch to be way more than audible in a medium theater (50'x40' stage, 300 seat house) at about 1/3 volume. I own three of these speakers that I use for my full DJ rig, but if there's some retreat, a beach party, a workshop day, or something that just needs a bit of ambiance music (requires only an iPod and some way to project the track) I'll bring one of these in and adapt 1/8 stereo to 1/4 mono through a DI box and the end result is fantastic. If you're DJ-ing indoor dance floors or something where coverage, volume, and quality are all concerns and your paycheck is one the line, then you'll probably want to go for two speakers to reduce dead-space on the floor.
1599751
The JBL ES20 is definitely not too big for virtually any room. They are capable, wide-range speakers which would fit in anywhere. Even the big brother, the ES30 wouldn't be too large for an 8 x 13 foot room.
1395630
My man cave is around that same size and I also have 7 in wall speakers. I have this sub underneath my stereo rack in the far corner. The volume on the sub is about halfway up and the sound is fantastic.
1680123
Not sure what you're asking... depends on how loud you want your music it should be good
1746092
I would say that amplifier will be more than enough for that size of venue. It can get pretty loud if you up the volume.
2117443
I tried to hook to 300W x 2 speakers, and It worked well to me. I didn't turn volume all the way up just 1/4 max. because my room just 10ft X 10ft
1161119
No not by a long shot, all that's ganna do is bring out the max in your speakers!
2217063
Probably not...only 11 inches wide...and the depth is 7 to 17 inches because it angles across for the corner. Maybe very small speakers would work.
1448462
Yes, you could. However, with a 7.1 system, all the speakes should be of the same quality, otherwise the "less inexpensive" may be "overloaded" and not be able to handle the wattage/volume.
20435
I understand your space issues!! That being said I would look into a small amp something that fit under your seat a two channel it would really help them sing and mos def worth the extra$ look at sound stream this the amp I use.
1179813
My speakers are one foot from wall in the same size bedroom you are talking about. What have I heard missing depth from DVDs I have previously watched. There is absolutely no need to upgrade. You will hear the sounds of the vibrating strings of a guitar. Dee true bass like you at a club. The vocals are so true you feel like you are in the studio during the recording. Match this with a top notch yaamaha reciever about 1200 and you will be blown away. The matching center channel speaker crisp clear 3d dialogue