Can these headphones handle a Yamaha receiver with 90 watts per channel, or would the receiver "blow out" the phones?
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Im sorry i don't know the answer to that question. If it helps i use mine with my ipad and my lg phone
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I couldn't tell you, but in general, these headphones have never "blown out" on me.
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As long as your receiver has a headphone jack on it, which im assuming it does you'll be fine. 90 watts per channel is what the receiver will be putting out to the speakers. The headphone jack is a completely different system and has nothing to do with the speaker output wattage.
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yes. and they would sound very good in stereo. your Yamaha has enough current power to drive them well and get the most out of them! later on they would do fine in a home th. setup. Im currently using them in a medium power 5-spk(4.1) 90 wpc stereo system. very happy with them.A bargain for quality recvd. Placement with these is NOT as critical as would be with less-defined speakers. i find 15' feet apart away from corners is good, but they have such a broad sound field adn wide dynamics its not critical as it would be with other designs. More flexible is good for now and the future.
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I have a pioneer vsx-1121K and have the A9's Bi-Amped, hitting these with 220W per channel. Even hitting these speakers with this amount of power they still aren't working hard. I'm looking into getting either a different receiver or a seperate amp to make these guys really shine...
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Definitely. I have them hooked up to a 200w stereo system from the 80's that can't do surround sound. They blow me away with music, movies and games.
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Yes they will, however i have noticed that you should get a headphone amp for these as the amplifier in most smartphones never have enough gain.
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You can plug directly into a receiver if you are using headphones like the ATH-M50 with Impedance of 50 ohms or less, anything higher will need a headphone amp and even lower impedance headphones will benefit.
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Sure thing, even better if you add a small subwoofer to the system. I have these plugged into an older Yamaha receiver along with an 8" JBL powered sub and it sounds pretty sweet!
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I'm not familiar with the Yamaha. I have been using Pioneer Elite receivers for my home theater set up since I switched from separate amps and processors many years ago. Never had a problem with any of them. Some of the old units I gave to family members are still going strong.
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Depends on power "wattage" output. If you crank 75 Watts of power through these it will blow the speakers. These are designed for a small room with a smaller tuner amp. Hope this helps. You may also look up the specifications and see how to matches up!
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Hi Vince, this headset will only work with a Bluetooth device like a cell phone or a computer. So most likely it will not work with your Yamaha receiver.
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They are great! Speaker's, just do blast them. Because they might not be.strong, to handle the power of your receiver. But as far as being the main speaker's, to your surround system grest.
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You certainly can and they have a wonderful tone to them. It will also allow you to upgrade your receiver to a higher power receiver if you choose for a future upgrade and they'll be able to handle anything from 10 to 200 watts power at 8 ohms. Also, skip the add-on warranty, the speakers come with a 5-year limited warranty out of the box.
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These are not intended for home use or with a stereo receiver as they are a PA system speaker and require a pro audio power amp and a mixer to function properly. So something like a 2000 watt amp that runs around 500 watts a side at 8 ohm would be a good match for these.
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I couldn't tell you but they don't need a lot of power for them to sound good. I have them running off a Samsung 7.1 1000 watt receiver. You have to bury the base of the speakers under ground for the bass to sound good. I hope this helps!
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Being powered they are not designed to be connected to a powered receiver. The built in amp is set up for live level inputs.
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I have a pioneer 75 watts pushing them and they sound okay. 165 watts would prob sound nice.
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Negative. They are passive speakers, and require additional amplification. The mixer Board most likely (some specialty ones might be able to) does not have enough juice to power speakers.