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  1. darsunt

    Comparing these specs on a receiver and speaker.

    I don't believe Sears sells surround sound receivers. I did find one audio specialty shop in Seattle during my vacation. Cool stuff, but extremely high end, out of my league right now.
  2. darsunt

    Comparing these specs on a receiver and speaker.

    Here are some denon receiver models I am looking at AVR 1713 AVR 2113 These seem like reasonable quality receivers, and I gather from what you guys are saying it is unlikely they will damage any of the speakers I am looking at unless they are cranked way too loud. I don't recall any receiver...
  3. darsunt

    Comparing these specs on a receiver and speaker.

    I would like to try out the receivers and speakers of course, but at Best Buy they have only their top of the line stuff in their listening room. I don't know anyone else around here with much home theater stock, so buying by hearing is not a practical option.
  4. darsunt

    Comparing these specs on a receiver and speaker.

    Yes what I read about watts and speakers is very confusing. The salesperson at Best Buy told me comparing power output in watts was everything, but can you trust this salesperson? What I am concerned about is I read you can damage speakers if they are underpowered. But awhile back I bought an...
  5. darsunt

    Comparing these specs on a receiver and speaker.

    I'm looking at a Denon av unit with these specs: 95W X 3 front speakers, 95WX 2 rear speakers, 95 W per channel And these speakers: Polk: 20-150W/channel Definitive: 10-175W/channel So since the av unit is only 95W for channel, is it inadequate because it doesn't equal peak wattage use for...
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