HT Speakers system

[Newbie1954]

Dear members: I'm considering to set a home theater system for my family within the next month. The room is 15' x 18'. After reseaching below is what I would to consider:

1. RBH MC-6C L/R
2. RBH MC-616C (for center)
3. RBH MC-815 (ceiling mount rear L/R)
4. HSU VTF 3 MK3

I would like to get either Denon or Onkyo but I thought until I figure out what speaker system I would get then decide the model of the receiver to go with after that. One decision at a time.

Any comments/thoughts would be very appreciated. Thanks,

 

[gus6464]

RBH always gets good reviews on this website and are highly regarded. Have you heard the speakers you mentioned?

 

[mazersteven]

1. RBH MC-6C L/R
2. RBH MC-616C (for center)

I would like to get either Denon or Onkyo

MC-6C
Sensitivity: 86dB (2.83V @ 1 Meter)
Impedance: 6 Ohms

MC-616C
Sensitivity: 89dB (2.83V @ 1 Meter)
Impedance: 6 Ohms

 

[AVRat]

Welcome 1954, what Mazer's trying to say is that they're a little harder to drive. The Denon/Onkyo receivers shouldn't have a problem in your room. Nice setup btw.

 

[Newbie1954]

When the speakers are harder to drive, is this a good or bad thing?? Thank you for bringing this to my attention. Should I consider another setup that will be better or comparable? I do not want to opt this set up and later have regrets.
Thanks.

 

[AVRat]

It could be detrimental if you were cranking it very loud at full range to those speakers, But since you'll probably be x-ing them over @ 80 Hz and playing at moderate levels, I'd consider this a very small concern.

 

[mazersteven]

It could be detrimental if you were cranking it very loud at full range to those speakers, But since you'll probably be x-ing them over @ 80 Hz and playing at moderate levels, I'd consider this a very small concern.

Or just look into a receiver that is low ohm stable.

http://nadelectronics.com/products/av-receivers