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  1. 07-14-2005 09:18 PM #1
    Audiokarate089
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    Talking CSi5 Center speaker

    I just have a question I am looking at an amplifier that outputs 225 watts per channel and I noticed that the CSi5 recommends 20-200 watts. Does anyone know if it would damage that speaker with that extra 25 watts? Any feedback would be appreciated. thanks.
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    Default Re: CSi5 Center speaker

    Originally posted by Audiokarate089
    I just have a question I am looking at an amplifier that outputs 225 watts per channel and I noticed that the CSi5 recommends 20-200 watts. Does anyone know if it would damage that speaker with that extra 25 watts? Any feedback would be appreciated. thanks.
    Only if you turn it up past distotion levels.
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  3. 07-14-2005 09:36 PM #3
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    You should be fine.
    Receiver: harmankardon AVR235
    Mains: polk R30
    Center: polk CSi3
    Rear Surrounds: polk R20
    Subwoofer: polk PSW404
    DVD: Panasonic DVD-S29
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  4. 07-14-2005 09:47 PM #4
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    Thanks a lot for the info.
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