question, is this compatible with a 1100 watt speaker?
156439
I have them hooked up to 2 1200 watt speakers. The amp only can be hooked up via speaker wire tho
156440
I don't know because in the first time I used make a big impact in side and after stop working I try to get my money back
156441
y sure but i wouldnt try and push it to the limit but yes it will work just fine
1952163
This amp is not putting out 2100 watts to your speakers. Your speakers are probably 8 ohms. If they are 8 ohms they are getting 230 watts to each channel. 1050 Watts x 2 Power Amplifier 230 + 230 Watts @ 8 Ohms - 460 + 460 Watts @ 4 Ohms - 920 + 920 Watts @ 2 OhmsYou will need a much more powerful amp. Good luck!
1511474
Yes, it will provide up to 1100 watts at 4 ohms bridged safely. I am driving a 4 ohm subwoofer for home theater purposes. Note that in this configuration you are only providing a single channel of audio, not stereo.
1045445
Jim,Yes. I use mine with a 250 watt per channel amp and it sounds great, and the speakers can handle it. However,if you crank an amp too high, too much power can damage just about any speaker. However, a quality high power amp doesn't necessarily just make things louder but reaches into the signal and pulls more out of it (nuances) for you to hear and enjoy. In that case, these Pioneer speakers paired with my amp/preamp pulls out and makes prominent sounds and nuances in the music I hadn't heard before- or hadn't been aware of. So, to close, don't let a high power amp deter you from getting these speakers. If anything it will make the sound richer for you to enjoy.Regards, Hank Jim,Yes. I use mine with a 250 watt per channel amp and it sounds great, and the speakers can handle it. However,if you crank an amp too high, too much power can damage just about any speaker. However, a quality high power amp doesn't necessarily just make things louder but reaches into the signal and pulls more out of it (nuances) for you to hear and enjoy. In that case, these Pioneer speakers paired with my amp/preamp pulls out and makes prominent sounds and nuances in the music I hadn't heard before- or hadn't been aware of. So, to close, don't let a high power amp deter you... » Read More Jim,Yes. I use mine with a 250 watt per channel amp and it sounds great, and the speakers can handle it. However,if you crank an amp too high, too much power can damage just about any speaker. However, a quality high power amp doesn't necessarily just make things louder but reaches into the signal and pulls more out of it (nuances) for you to hear and enjoy. In that case, these Pioneer speakers paired with my amp/preamp pulls out and makes prominent sounds and nuances in the music I hadn't heard before- or hadn't been aware of. So, to close, don't let a high power amp deter you from getting these speakers. If anything it will make the sound richer for you to enjoy.Regards, Hank « Show Less
2238918
Hi Willy well I` am only running Four 6.5 3way Pioneer 50 watts speakers. This is enough for my system. You might need something a little more powerful.
2266820
Definitely the speakers only have 180 watts peak so even if you didn't want to push the whole way ; 100 watts could even run it and its an easy install by yourself I did mine and they sound great by the way; but I also have a pair of jbl power series same size and they sound a little better base wise but vocals they're both amazing but yes the amp will work
250867
Anytime you have speakers, the amp should either match the watts or more to carry the load. Never use a amp less then the watts of the two or more. If they are a 1000 watts a peace, you need 2000 watts or more so you can get all they are made for. You welcome! They are good speakers. I have them hook up to a Boss 3000 watts amp.
1999774
The receiver is ok, but I don't think it will meet your expectations. I don't think the receiver can handle 1200 watts speakers. Handle means, utilize the full potential of 1200 watts speakers. That is my opinion.
1415368
Harry, the 110 watts is the maximum wattage. Unless you are planning on running it at full volume you should be fine with it.
2152650
Yes I don't see why not. I have quite a few different wattage speakers connected to mine and it works perfectly !
1581460
If you're asking if it will damage the speaker then no not at all, there's no reason you couldn't, it's just not going to sound half as good as it would with say a 1000w amp!
1029776
It requires a 100 watt speaker Stephanie. Check on eBay for several choices.
1753004
NO, the amp will be over-heated, speakers: (6 1/2"), (8") or (6x9) 4-8 ohms 25-50 watts, should be work fine. Hope this info can help what you looking for, : )
1936454
I have the 1000 watts system and it sounds great. I don't know about the 250 watt. You might want to upgrade .
939035
Should work, any speaker will do. Note that it does need to be plugged in to a normal 110v plug. Topping and Amphony are worth looking at but I chose this one for the higher output. I am running a pair of Polk tower speakers just fine at reasonable volume.
1916131
I actually don't own these. ( I wish) but I do own a bunch of cerwin Vega speakers and from what I understand they are made to be played on almost any wattage. I'm no expert by any means but 85w and it being a Yamaha u should be fine. I run 140w to the single 12" version of that and it ROCKS!
722197
Its a 1500 watt receiver. I"d be very careful using 4 ohm speakers,they will blow up at that wattage,but it will work.