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The receiver can accommodate both regular speaker wires but also ones with the "banana" ends. Any speakers should be able to work with this receiver.

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Klipsch reference series speakers have worked very well for the price, but it is up to you for how much you want to spend, the size of your space, etc.

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I use Pioneer and Polk Audio for the sub woofer and center channel.

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are you stall.JBL surround sound speakers with a 200 watt Sony powered sub woofer for that deep base

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I am running Definitive Technology - ProCinema 600 speakers. My wife got them for me for christmas. They are really crisp. I know everyone says run a Denon receiver but I have all sony equipment. Now on a side note I would definitely upgrade the subwoofer. I use the one that came with the speakers as my rear sub. I have a Klipsh 300w that i have had for a few years as my front. If you step up to the Def Tech 800 series , I have read has better results. The only thing I did not like was the setup and owners manuals. They are a little lacking in info for hookups and such. BestBuy also has the stands that mount to the speakers really easy.

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I paired mine with the Klipsch Quintet Home Theater System and a Klipsch R-10SW and the setup sounds absolutely incredible!

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You can hook up whatever type of speaker wire. They are binding posts that have screws. So you can put a bare speaker wire on the post or use banana clips, etc. Anything would work.

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Ideally, you would get surround speakers that are the same make and brand as your front speakers. Dedicated surround of "bookshelf" type. They will be voice matched and keep your sound uniform. Invest in some banana clips for hooking up your speakers. You can find quality ones with a Google search for a couple of bucks a pair.

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Hello, thank you for your message. In regards to your concerns, what you have to be careful is the impedance, so that you do not damage the unit. The following is relevant information about the impedance:
Amplifier section
*Minimum RMS Output Power1)/(6 ohms, 20 Hz – 20 kHz, THD 0.09%) 90 W + 90 W
*Stereo Mode Output Power1) (6 ohms, 1 kHz, THD 1%) 105 W + 105 W
*Surround Mode Output Power1)2) (6 ohms, 1 kHz, THD 0.9%) 145 W per channel

Best regards, Oscar.

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Will 5.1 set up be okay with this 7.2 receiver?

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I have 5.1 installed in my house. Will mainly use it for movies/tv. Will this 7.2 receiver be good for 5.1? Thx

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I used it for two speakers until I upgraded to 5.1, then 7.2. It will work for any number of speakers.

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Yes. I am using it with my 5.1 speaker system in my house.

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Yes it will without a problem. It has all the possible configurations up to 7.2

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Yes that's fine, use front and rear L/R and center channel, along with a sub. You could even use the other two channels for a speaker in an adjoining room.

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Yes - I use as 5.1 - Sounds great and is easy to set up

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Yes, during the setup routine, you can choose a 5.1 setup

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Hi Tar Heel,
Yes as long as the setup is correct. Thanks,
>Joffrey

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Can you use wireless (bluetooth) headphones with this receiver

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Try using the connection pairing button on the front of the receiver.

I think it will pair up bi-directionally just like your cell does with your newer cars bluetooth.
That's assuming that either your earphones are for gaming (bi-directional) or you are using your iPhone as the bluetooth receiver for your headphones.

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I dont believe so, the bluetooth is set up to bring a signal in not out.

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It does have a blue-tooth capability, so probably you could set it up with a bit of effort

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Yes

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I'm not %100 sure if you can or not. I'm able to sync my Mobile phone up with the receiver and play audio off my phone no problem.

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No, the Bluetooth feature of this unit acts as a receiver and in order to use a set of headphones you are required to use a Bluetooth transmitter.~ Jeannette

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8 years, 8 months ago

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is posible to use 8 ohm speakers?

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Would I be able to hook up only 5 speakers?

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I am interested in this receiver and realize the system is for a 7 speaker setup. However, with my setup I only need 5. would there be a problem if I only ran 5 speakers?

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That should be no problem, as you would be using the front, center, and surround connections and not the "surround back/bi-amp" connections. Those are for a set of speakers in a different room, or outside, which you can have run separately. That is what 7.2 channel is designed for. If you only want a typical surround-sound arrangement, then a 5.1 or 5.2 -channel receiver would work.

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it works with only 5 just fine on 7.1
That's how I run mine

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No problem, I run 5 speakers plus a sub-woofer and it sounds great. There's auto calibration with a wired microphone that makes it easily balanced. I just wrote a review so you can check it out.

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No problem.

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Absolutely. I have five satellite and a subwoofer. I don't have to turn on the sub and the system works fine. Of course without the sub the sound is a little tinny due to no good bass in my satellite speakers.

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