Robert Judd
01-20-2007, 06:29 PM
Hello all,
Will someone please help me out with the answers to a couple of questions?
I have a Pioneer VSX1016TXV-k 7.1 surround receiver (120 watts per channelx7). I have ordered a set of Polk RTi12s for the front and have a CS400i for the center. I have four Polk Monitor 40 speakers for the rear and side surruond. a Yahama YST SW315 250 watt self powered downfiring subwoofer finishes it.....almost. I ordered (with some feedback from friends) an Audiosource amp300 power amplifier (300 watts 2 channel) for the Polk RTi12s. I was told that they would sound MUCH better with a little more power. Will this work out OK and not make the RTi12s sound great while the other speakers sound "starved" for power? With the exception of the center channel, the other speakers are rated for 150 watts max anyway. The RTi12 are rated 500 watts max. Now I'm hearing that it may sound un-balanced and things like that. Overpowering fronts is another term that was brought up. Any feedback will be GREATLY appreciated>
Thanks,
Robert Judd
Will someone please help me out with the answers to a couple of questions?
I have a Pioneer VSX1016TXV-k 7.1 surround receiver (120 watts per channelx7). I have ordered a set of Polk RTi12s for the front and have a CS400i for the center. I have four Polk Monitor 40 speakers for the rear and side surruond. a Yahama YST SW315 250 watt self powered downfiring subwoofer finishes it.....almost. I ordered (with some feedback from friends) an Audiosource amp300 power amplifier (300 watts 2 channel) for the Polk RTi12s. I was told that they would sound MUCH better with a little more power. Will this work out OK and not make the RTi12s sound great while the other speakers sound "starved" for power? With the exception of the center channel, the other speakers are rated for 150 watts max anyway. The RTi12 are rated 500 watts max. Now I'm hearing that it may sound un-balanced and things like that. Overpowering fronts is another term that was brought up. Any feedback will be GREATLY appreciated>
Thanks,
Robert Judd