Power / Integrated Amplifier Recommendations

G

grierts

Audioholic Intern
I want my setup to be a lot more loud.


Here is my current setup:


CENTER CHANNEL SPEAKER: Emotiva Airmotiv C2+

AVR / RECIEVER: Yamaha RX-V681

LR SPEAKERS: Emotiva Airmotiv B1+

SUBWOOFERSSVS: PB-1000 Pro x 2

REAR SPEAKERS: NEUMI BS5

I want to get a amplifier to increase the spl of my speakers.
Can I get amplifier recommendations for less than $500.



Side question: If my AVR only has 2x preouts, How could I connect both subs and the new amplifier ??


Would this be a good deal / Satisfy my needs ?


https://ebay.us/AB7cEM

https://ebay.us/w46FiS

https://ebay.us/Ikwpt6

Or would a Emotiva be a better spend ?
 
lovinthehd

lovinthehd

Audioholic Jedi
Your avr only has two sub pre-outs so adding a power amplifier won't work.

I'd also wonder how much louder those speakers could get even with more power. Might be better off simply getting speakers capable of getting very loud to begin with....but also worth considering just not going super loud so your ears will thank you later in life....
 
Pogre

Pogre

Audioholic Slumlord
I don't think a bigger amp is gonna do what you think. Even if you get one that's twice as powerful you only gain 3 dB. I agree with HD. You're better off going with more sensitive speakers, tho I gotta wonder just how loud you're listening. How far do you sit from your speakers? Maybe play with this calculator a little to get an idea of the relation between power and volume.

 
AcuDefTechGuy

AcuDefTechGuy

Audioholic Jedi
Louder usually = bigger more dynamic speakers, not little bookshelf speakers and more power.

Little bookshelf speakers + a lot of power usually = blown tweeters.
 
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