whats is the difference and why do I need an amp
fuzz092888 Audioholic Warlord Mar 26, 2013 #2 A receiver basically combines a pre-amp and a receiver. An amplifier powers your speakers, a preamp processes audio and video signals and is what you plug all your sources into (blu-ray, Xbox, PS, etc).
A receiver basically combines a pre-amp and a receiver. An amplifier powers your speakers, a preamp processes audio and video signals and is what you plug all your sources into (blu-ray, Xbox, PS, etc).
M MvpBrady Audioholic Intern Mar 26, 2013 #3 ok so here is my problem I have a 6 ohm receiver but 4 ohm towers. I have read that it can work fine I just cant blast these for long periods of time my question is what should I do??? what are some good 4 ohm receivers that are comparable to the vsx-53???
ok so here is my problem I have a 6 ohm receiver but 4 ohm towers. I have read that it can work fine I just cant blast these for long periods of time my question is what should I do??? what are some good 4 ohm receivers that are comparable to the vsx-53???
fuzz092888 Audioholic Warlord Mar 26, 2013 #4 Look, you've asked this question multiple times in multiple threads, what more are you looking for? Add an external amp if you're not satisfied with your receiver. Why do you say you can't "blast it"?
Look, you've asked this question multiple times in multiple threads, what more are you looking for? Add an external amp if you're not satisfied with your receiver. Why do you say you can't "blast it"?
