Agree with Zd542 and Schubert, those speakers need a quality, high current amp of at least 200w/ch to get the performance they are capable of. Sound from them will improve in every way, not just the bass.
Sub recommendation for vienna acoustics bach grand
I just picked up some vienna acoustic bach grands and want to get a new sub to go along with them and the maestro central channel speaker.
The room is 23 ft x 23 ft with 10 foot ceilings.
We listen to music 60 pct of the time/movies and TV the rest. We listen to all sorts of music.
I currently am running an older (90s) Onkyo receiver with 125 watts per channel and am planning on picking up an Onkyo tx-nr709 or tx-nr717.
Could you make some recommendations on some subs to consider with my setup? I am very new to this forum and still have a ton to learn re: audio but love to soak it in.
Thank you very much.
The room is 23 ft x 23 ft with 10 foot ceilings.
We listen to music 60 pct of the time/movies and TV the rest. We listen to all sorts of music.
I currently am running an older (90s) Onkyo receiver with 125 watts per channel and am planning on picking up an Onkyo tx-nr709 or tx-nr717.
Could you make some recommendations on some subs to consider with my setup? I am very new to this forum and still have a ton to learn re: audio but love to soak it in.
Thank you very much.
Showing 2 responses by tls49
Bonginator, heres a recent thread you should read about a guy that experienced exactly what we are saying. He upgraded a 125w amp that, if anything, would only be slightly better than receiver power, to a high quality 150w amp. His comments after installing the amp start at 3-20-13. http://forum.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/fr.pl?aamps&1361045276&openfrom&84&4#84 I know all of this sidetracks your original question, so what are you thinking? |