Resurrecting Old Speakers

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Casey Smith

Audiophyte
Hi everyone, I'm new to this site, and new to home audio systems. I have four old speaker sets (total of eight speakers) that I would like to connect to an amp and use at home. I have attached images from each set. The sets are rated for 6 ohms except for one set which is rated for 8 ohms. I'm not interested in paying for a high-dollar amp, and have considered looking for one second hand. Can anyone recommend a good amp that will handle multiple sets of speakers but doesn't cost more than my old speakers are worth? Alternately, how would I look for a good amp second hand? What specs should I be looking for? Thank you all for your time!
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j_garcia

j_garcia

Audioholic Jedi
What's the budget? Shouldn't need a heavy duty receiver to handle those guys. AC4L is definitely the place to start refurbs are better than used because they normally include at least some sort of warranty.
 
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Casey Smith

Audiophyte
What's the budget? Shouldn't need a heavy duty receiver to handle those guys. AC4L is definitely the place to start refurbs are better than used because they normally include at least some sort of warranty.
OK, thank you. My goal is to spend less than $100.
 
zieglj01

zieglj01

Audioholic Spartan
Post your Craiglist area -- and we can help you to pick a receiver/amp
 
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