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Dennon 4802 good enough to run Paradigm Studio?

Discussion in 'Archived Threads 2001-2004' started by Kevin_Roy, May 21, 2002.

  1. Message #1 of 6 May 21, 2002
    Kevin_Roy

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    Will the Denon 4802 Receiver be powerful enough to run the Studio 60's, Studio CC & Studio 20's? I will be using a Servo 15 for sub.

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    Craig Woodhall

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    Kevin,
    My buddy is running 4 studio 20's and studio-cc with a Denon 1802 and it sounds great.. I doesn't sound as good as mine going through a 200w Cinepro amp [​IMG] but he is VERY happy.. Im sure the 4802 will sound very nice.. I like the Paradigm/Denon combo.
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    ricky ho

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    i was using a denon 3802 to power paradigm studio 60's,cc,adp's and 20's with no problem. the 4802 has more power. should sound great. [​IMG]
     
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    MatthewJ S

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    Have heard very similiar set-ups sound very ,very good...
     
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    Aslam Imran

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    Absolutely. The 4802 is THX ultra rated, right? It should have no problems what so ever bringing out excellent sound from your speakers. It will suffice most moderately sized theaters to reference levels.
     
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    Greg_R

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    There shouldn't be any problem. I've compared the amp section in my 5700 with $2k external amps and there is very little difference. Enjoy the new system!
     
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