how many speakers can i run with cambridge sr10 receiver and preamp
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The Cambridge AZUR 651P MM/MC is a preamp for a turntable that is actually connected to a phono input on a receiver or stereo component preamp. The SR10 RECEIVER can handle two pairs of speakers.
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I do not have this specific receiver, but based on the specs and experience with similar receivers this unit has one additional powered zone supporting 2 (stereo) speakers and one non-powered zone. So I believe you could hook up 2 outdoor speakers directly to this receiver but would need an additional amplifier for 2 more speakers. Also, all the receivers I've used will not output a different digital source on the additional zones than the one being used in the main zone -- just analog sources. In other words, only one digital source at a time so if you to watch a Blu-ray inside while playing music outside, you'll need an analog input for the music. This can be a serious limitation depending on what you want to do, so you may want to find a manual online and check into that before buying.
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Yes, I do the same thing running 2 sets of speakers on the "B" Channel and 1 set on the "A" channel. Shouldn't matter what brand of receiver.
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You don't need to run in parallel, your receiver has Speaker A & B outputs. I'd put a pair of these as your main speakers (A) and use your ES30's on B. You can then run either A, B, or A & B. Though the Studio 190 would easily be your main speakers. If you're trying to get more sound in another room you'll be stressing that Onkyo a bit running all four for anything but decent background. But that's just me.
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If you are talking about using the Zone 2 on your receiver to power 4-6 other speakers you could but it would not be the best thing to do. one thing you have to make sure is that your speakers all have the same Ohm rating and that your receiver is capable with that that certain resistance. You would probably be safe with running 2 pairs of speakers but I would definitely not do 3 pairs. I would look into a 4 zone amplifier for that. Hope this helps!
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Hi, I purchased this amp for a two channel configuration, and I am very happy with the results; it has much more power and more fidelity than an integrated receiver. I think that maybe you only have to configure your system to provide the same power level to all the speakers; if not, the front speakers will sound louder than the rest. Regards.
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Yes. All modern receivers I know of can be used with just two front speakers or additional speakers in any sensible combination, up to their maximums.
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You need a separate amplifier for these speakers. I bought the CV -900. You should know that running these type of speakers without a separate amplifier can damage your receiver. You should also know the CV-900 amp will require a special connector. I would suggest checking with your local music store.
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No. Don't listen to Greg. Greg is not your friend. Greg is nobody's friend. If your receiver has a phono stage, that means it has a built in preamp.
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You can connect to seven speakers and one sub woofer. May be a different product with two sub woofer option available but I am not sure, you can search.
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You will need a preamp. The computer does not have enough power to meet minimum specs. I run my laptop through my Denon receiver. Buy an old receiver on CL with at least 100 watts(55 if its a Harmon Kardon). I think these speakers are a great value for money. They sound really good when I run YouTube videos through my laptop. Hope this helps. (see comment from C. Thomas below).Cheers.
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How many tower speakers do you have? I have this amp running 4 tower 6.5" polk's in bullets. They are hooked up on each channel 1-4. On channel 5 I have a single 12" Kicker Sub. Channel 6 is either broken or just useless on my amp but I don't really need it. I have the same set up but with a 10" kicker and the 4 in boat speakers. So two amps total. For you it would depend I guess on where you want the power focused. If you want it more out of the tower or the boat itself. And whether or not you have a sub to power with it. Possible suggestions: 2 tower speakers and 4 boat speakers. Hook up tower speakers to channels 5 and 6 and the in-boat speakers to channels 1-4 4 tower speakers and 4 boat speakers. Hook up the 4 tower speakers to channels 1-4 and the in-boat speakers wired in parallel to channels 5 and 6 (two speakers to each) Watch the ohms on the speakers and Amp to see if you need to wire them in series for this set up. Google will tell you tons of info about series and parallel wiring.
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Yes preamp will make it sound better! Most receivers don't have enough preamp build inside to run the turntable
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The speakers are recommended to be driven with 20-125 watt amp. I use my RM8s as surround speakers for the Polk CSI-A6 and an old pair of RTA 11s. When compared with that setup they are a little bright and less full sounding. They work well for surrounds in my situation. I don't know about the CS10. I would ask your question on a Polk forum for a more informed answer.
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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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You need 2 receivers for this microphone. There are systems that can use 1 but they are more expensive.
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Yes but this should handle all of your speakers. Are you setting up more than 7?