Would a Polk TL250 be adequate to handle a room of size 20 feet x 20 feet having hard concrete floor and brick wall?
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Yes, it should work well. I have mine set up in an 11" x 17" room connectected to a 100w receiver and it fills the room with amazing sound. One of the advantages to the Polk TL250 system is that you can add individual satellite speakers to your system if your receiver has such capabilities.
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Yes they should work just fine! Mine are hooked up to a 110w/channel 7:1 surround receiver. Placement of the speakers are critical in getting the results so keep that in mind. Check the instructions for speaker placement on your receiver. Mine were hung and angled down to the listening area. Hope this helps.
1130455
For garage use you really might want something with a little more sound output. You might look at Grundig S350 DL. The SW reception will probably be better too.
133684
I use this system in my media room that is 18' x 12'. The system is more than enough. I suspect that it would work nicely in a room measuring 20' x 20' as well.
1956573
A 300 watt Apollo is rated for around 8 sq ft so It should do fine. The reflective properties of the walls will help.
316390
I wouldn't recommend it for this. I had consistency problems (on and off and on and off) with a 30 foot connection that was line of sight (no obstructions). I would imagine that walls at 25 ft. would create problems for you.
1818717
Honestly, you can't answer that the way it is phrased. RMS does not determine coverage. in a 25' x 22' room one of these could be enough. How many people, what kind of media, what are the room surfaces, what tops are you running, are you using a cross over? All things that need to be considered. A single sub "should" cover a 25'x22' room.
2207007
it will work well in even medium size room. my refurbished unit has the warrenty voided and the subwoffer output does not work. not a big deal if you don't plan on using a subwoffer.
65208
It could handle the weight easily, but needs to be firmly attached to the wall, as into studs. I have an older Onkyo NR801 on this in my garage.
1807884
The p250 might be better suited for 250 sq ft. The unit will last longer if it doesn't have to work as hard. I would highly recommend either one of these units. Mine have been running non-stop for over a year.
805242
Nope. It won't be enough for 20x20. And it's not really soundproofing. It works more for recording music than preventing noise into another room
3085
I don't think it will be sufficient for such a large area, it's a very good unit for smaller indoor spaces
1392124
You can go for the Polk Audio TRiA Series because you could take advantage of its Bi-Amp feature. I personally use a pair of Floorstanding speakers, but the RTiAs are rock-solid!!
903076
Hello, this amp is used in a 14x15 basement/concrete practice room and it sounds great! Lower volume is just fine, and as the other answer states, let it warm up a bit. Totally satisfied so far with this amp. Hope it helps!
379481
Bass speaker works fine....the entire set up is more than sufficient for 400 or so sq ft room.
1498049
I have two in the ceiling of a 450 sq ft kitchen. They cover this area just fine. The audio quality leaves a little to be desired however. The sound is a little muddy. I'm not sure if this is common to wall/ceiling speakers, but these Polks do exhibit this.
1409072
Based on my experience, it should work great for your location. I use mine in a 700 sf basement with 2 small Sony speakers and it will flat blow you out if you crank it up.
420784
Depends on your budget and size restrictions. BIC F12 might be complimentary. I wouldn't go polk for the price.