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[batterup]

I have a pro cinema sub 100 and a pair of bipolar BP 1X speakers NBA pro cinema Pro sub 100. I have kept these stored for better years and I want to use it. The Pro sub sounds great but the bipolar speakers need some power to push them what amp should I be looking for. My receiver is also very old it is a Yamaha RX V 890.

 

[batterup]

My loudspeakers are elite model TZ F 700s my center speaker is also a elite pioneer, my server is a pro silver sub definitive technology in my rear speakers are the definitive technology bipolar BP 1X surround speakers any advice on what I should use to push by bipolar speakers. I have all this hooked up to a Yamaha RX V 890 receiver. I know everything is aged but it's in very good condition I have kept it stored in climate controlled area and I would like to enjoy the sounds, any advice on what amp to purchase to push to bipolar speakers.

 

[WaynePflughaupt]

From what I can tell, the Deftech speakers have a slightly higher-than-average sensitivity rating, which means it takes less power to drive them than less sensitive speakers. The RX-V890 has 100 watts per channel, which should be more than enough to get all the volume you want.

Regards,
Wayne A. Pflughaupt

 

[Montucky]

I would think that amp should have plenty of power, HOWEVER you could always try using the preamp outputs to an external 2-channel amp with some more oomph and see if that gets you the results you're looking for. I've had great luck with Emotiva if you want good bang for the buck power to throw at something.