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Not sure if I'm at the right area but ......
My surround is ancient and very much user unfriendly. So I found a leftover Pioneer VSX 516 which has preamp outputs. It is rated at 110 watts x 7 channels. But the specs call it a hybrid amp. FWIW, this was only a $400 receiver when new. However it gets very good reviews for its price point. And I really need the preamp outs so I can use my 2 channel speakers for the front L&R channels. I know there are better but my budget is limited. And to get preamp outputs would generally cost twice as much.
FWIW, my center channel speaker consists of 2 Infinity 101 bookshelf speakers which are rated at 8 ohms. Wiring them one way will produce 4 ohms. However i cqan wire them another (series I believe) and get 16 ohms). My concern is that 4 ohms may be too much load for the amp and 16ohm may be too inefficient.
Any thoughts? Thanks.
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Topic - Question about Pioneer AVR Receiver's "hybrid" amp. Can it handle a 4ohm load on the center channel? - artemus 08:37:54 05/15/08 (3)
- Thanks guys. I wasn't sure if the Hybrid amp was weak and lacking ability to run a 4 ohm load - artemus 04:46:39 05/16/08 (0)
- I use Denon 1082 receiver (110 wpc RMS) with NO problems on center channel. - Duilawyer 18:16:33 05/15/08 (0)
- RE: Question about Pioneer AVR Receiver's "hybrid" amp. Can it handle a 4ohm load on the center channel? - Javier 11:25:49 05/15/08 (0)
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