I have an Onkyo sr605 and have some 4 ohm mains, can i safely run these mains on this receiver?
R ras123 Enthusiast Apr 16, 2008 #1 I have an Onkyo sr605 and have some 4 ohm mains, can i safely run these mains on this receiver?
Seth=L Audioholic Overlord Apr 16, 2008 #2 ras123 said: I have an Onkyo sr605 and have some 4 ohm mains, can i safely run these mains on this receiver? Click to expand... Only at medium to lower levels of output. I would advise upgrading the receiver if you plan to drive 4 ohm speakers for your mains. Would you happen to have the make and model of the speakers?
ras123 said: I have an Onkyo sr605 and have some 4 ohm mains, can i safely run these mains on this receiver? Click to expand... Only at medium to lower levels of output. I would advise upgrading the receiver if you plan to drive 4 ohm speakers for your mains. Would you happen to have the make and model of the speakers?
R ras123 Enthusiast Apr 16, 2008 #3 i was thinking of making them, modeling them after the link below. what cost effective receiver would you recomend? partsexpress.com/projectshowcase/indexn.cfm?project=MillenniumIII
i was thinking of making them, modeling them after the link below. what cost effective receiver would you recomend? partsexpress.com/projectshowcase/indexn.cfm?project=MillenniumIII
Seth=L Audioholic Overlord Apr 16, 2008 #4 ras123 said: i was thinking of making them, modeling them after the link below. what cost effective receiver would you recomend? partsexpress.com/projectshowcase/indexn.cfm?project=MillenniumIII Click to expand... I would get the Yamaha RX-V663, and if it doesn't have enough power you can add amplification using that receiver's preouts. (the TX-SR605 doesn't have preouts) You could forgo the amplifiers and get the TX-SR805, but I recommend putting fans on it to keep it cool and also making sure you have ample shelf space for it. Not only is the TX-SR805 very large, but it generates lots of heat and needs room to breath. Putting fans on it as well will reduce heat build up and the receiver's longevity.
ras123 said: i was thinking of making them, modeling them after the link below. what cost effective receiver would you recomend? partsexpress.com/projectshowcase/indexn.cfm?project=MillenniumIII Click to expand... I would get the Yamaha RX-V663, and if it doesn't have enough power you can add amplification using that receiver's preouts. (the TX-SR605 doesn't have preouts) You could forgo the amplifiers and get the TX-SR805, but I recommend putting fans on it to keep it cool and also making sure you have ample shelf space for it. Not only is the TX-SR805 very large, but it generates lots of heat and needs room to breath. Putting fans on it as well will reduce heat build up and the receiver's longevity.
