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I tried it with an oldie Pioneer vsx305 and it work nicely. I didnt push them really hard but at nomral listening levels they were very good. You can try avsforum since there are quite a few new owners there with different configs. Regards

Interesting..I finally got a day off today and no wife....YES! I am gonna finally hook up that old pioneer and see what happens. :-)

I never considered that....good point. I actually urge anyone that ones to hear how much better their speaker can be to form a 6' equillateral triangle and listen to your speakers...they should sound much more revealing, detailed and simply much better. If they dont then you either have great...

I am sure it will do fine as those digital amps seem to carry quite a punch. I just finished fine tuning the placement using that old 6' away from sitting guide and WOW. I am speechless. I havent check without my HK equalization but I just did a small frequency response test without SUB and it...

I havent checked with my old pioneer but I just cleaned the place yesterday and I have the pioneer easier to get now so I will try my best to test tonight (if the wife doesnt nag me ). One thing to keep in mind is placement...the best way to really test what a speaker is capable off is...

I will post back on Sunday which is my day off. Regards

I think I found the problem. Your receiver is probably not strong enough to drive them. These are not very easy to drive speakers and maybe I should add that to my comments. Its probably due to the line transmission design and the required stuffing material. I have to push my 635 a bit hard to...

Wow, I am totally stunned with your results. The Level 3 having a small soundstage? Every time we change from the Onix X-ls and Rockets to the level 3 it would seem like my room grew in size due to the much wider soundstage. Also, if my friend listen to you calling the HTDs laidback or muffled...