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So right now I have the Pioneer Andrew Jones Atmos speakers that I had bought with a Pioneer SC-87. I returned the receiver when I found out that it couldn't do 7.1.4.
I'm now left with the Atmos speakers but no receiver to use them So I've decided to get the Pioneer SC-95 as it can do 7.1.4 with an external amp. My dilemma is, should I get an ext amp for the back surrounds like this one: http://www.amazon.com/Onkyo-M-5010-2...ereo+amplifier The wattage on this one seems only enough for the Surrounds, right? Or should I get something better and use the ext amp for my fronts? Maybe a 3 channels amp, if such a thing exists? I live in a townhome with 1 common wall so I don't blast the sound when watching movies. So would an amp for the front 3 be worth it? My only limitation is that my AV rack is pretty full so I can only get an ext amp not taller than 6 inches. What do ya all think? |
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