Will this work with older klipsch? I have old Klipsch quintet 2.0 100 watt rear speakers. They are run by a Onkyo TX-NR808 Receiver.
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Not unless your receiver has the same slot as Panasonic does to plug in a wireless card. I would say they are Panasonic specific.
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The Klipsch 2.0 is an 8 ohm speaker, whereas the Panasonic SH-FX71 is rated at 3 ohms. If, you were to look at the speaker wires, the 3 ohm are very thin wires as compared to the 8 ohm. I am using 3 ohm speakers and they work fine with 8 ohms speakers, you might have to balance them out. Please check one of the AV forums to make sure. Even if you have to buy 3 ohm speakers, the pair shouldn't be more then $50.
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Yes it will work for 4 ohms speaker Less than 60 watts per channel Unit is very bad, pictures looks awsome But not real function Better to get vintage receiver for $50 It will way better than this Good luck
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Not sure about that particular model, but I have those speakers connected to an Onkyo receiver and they work great
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Should work fine if your receiver has A and B speaker outputs. I have this splitter hooked up on the B set of speakers on my Kenwood receiver, and then split two pair of speakers outside.
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Hi, I bought the Dayton Audio HTS-1200B home theater speaker set plus SAT-BK Satellite speaker pair to make them work with my ONKYO TN-XR626 7.2, all associated with a subwoofer Canton AS 85.2 Aktiver (200/250Watt, made in Germany). What I can say is that it makes the effect of a bomb. I am fully satisfied with these little speakers.
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Yes, it will work fine on your receiver. You would connect the inputs of the speaker switch to the left and right FRONT speaker jacks on the receiver, then connect your main surround speakers to the Speakers 1 jacks. The Speakers 2, 3 and 4 pairs of jacks can support speakers outside or in other rooms. Note that when you run speakers in other areas, it would be best to switch your receiver's playback mode to TWO CHANNEL STEREO, which will turn off the center and surround channels.
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If it requires stereo wire, it will work. meaning is your onkyo stereo hardwired to each speaker. Look behind unit and look for black and red inputs. If so, then yes it will
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Yes, but the RMS watts on these tweeters are to low for a receiver. The receiver will blow the speakers if you turn it to loud. But yes it would work.
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Simon Your setup should work the only problem I see is that the speakers you have may not get enough power but they should sound good, when I setup this speaker it was a pain trying to understand what type of series should they be installed in, but the polk audio has 4 leads red, black green, and white please follow the instructions very carefully and try only one speaker at a time. When this unit is connect correctly it sounds great.
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This should work. My stands are in storage, and have been there for a while so I can't remember perfectly. The way I remember my old Onkyo speakers (which looked similar to the RM85) was that the stands came with a plate which allowed me to screw some mounting holes in the back of my speakers. I can't find any pictures of the back of the RM85's to be sure its the same deal, but according to the spec sheet on Polk's website, it should work. You may even have two options, standing them on the mounts, or screwing them to the back.
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Yes, you could use these on a 2 channel receiver. I have a Onkyo 7.1 receiver 5 series and I am amazed by the sound of these speakers. I plan to upgrade to a Denon or another Onkyo to get more power out the speakers. I would say at least 100 watts per channel I am only at 85 watts per channel.
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While I do not have the Klipsch Quintet 5.0 home theater sound speakers most connectors are similarly built. The Monoprice 109438 High-Quality Copper Speaker Closed Plugs simply go in the connection slots. I used them on speaker wires between a Onkyo receiver and JBL cinema 300 speakers. I was concerned that at the speaker end it might be possible for the plugs to touch each other so wrapped one side (+ or -) with electrical tape.
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They will work if you have a 1/8" output jack for your rear speakers. I would not recomend these if you have a 100w per channel or more receiver that you are using for the front.
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I had the same question when buying my Klipsch speakers. When talking to the Klipsch people I was told that the technology for the quintet systems were all the same and that they would all sound the same. They gave me the impression that there weren't different versions (only one Klipsch quintet). I'm not quite sure if this was true or which version I have, if there are different versions of the quintet, but the ones I got sound good and I purchased them from Amazon about 6 months ago.
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Speakers have a double key hole mounting bracket attached. The back of the speakers are particleboard, so if you needed a different receiver for your mounting brackets, you could remove the factory mounts (if they don't work with yours) and install a bracket that would work.
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Not sure of the specification of your vintage receiver. But these speakers works with my 6 ohm output (sort of vintage as it is 15 years old now) 120 Watts per channel amplifier even if the impedance of these speakers is 8 ohms. In a nut shell if your vintage receiver is producing anywhere between 40 Watts to 120 watts , I THINK these speakers would please you. Worth a try but no guarantees.
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It will depend on the type of connections that your Receiver has. If it has enough for 1 Right Front, 1 Right Rear, 1 Left Front, 1 Left Rear, Middle, and Sub it should work. The Speakers do not come with much wire either.