CarlosM
Stunt Coordinator
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- Nov 30, 2003
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It seems standard practice to set your speakers to "small" when you've got an external sub (of ample calibur) in your system. It frees up the power used for the low frequencies, and allows the higher and mid ranges to become more "dynamic"... but just how much so?
Im curious because I just cannot afford the power reciever (looking at the H/K AVR230) I want for my speakers (B&W 600 s3 series -- 2x 602, 2x 601, 1x LCR60), but hoping the 50 watts/chan RMS will still give ample power will low distortion.
Im curious because I just cannot afford the power reciever (looking at the H/K AVR230) I want for my speakers (B&W 600 s3 series -- 2x 602, 2x 601, 1x LCR60), but hoping the 50 watts/chan RMS will still give ample power will low distortion.