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I bought a pair of Polk Audio RTiA9's about a month ago and connected them to my Marantz SR7007 receiver. I've been very happy with them so far, but unfortunately I did some reading online and am now having some concerns. I don't know much about the technical details, the RTiA9 speakers say recommended amplifier power between 50W - 500W, and my marantz says 125W/ch...but it's never that simple is it
![]() There are many posts on the pa forum explaining that these speakers require a separate amp because no receiver is able to power them. Concerns range from the speakers being hindered all the way up to them being destroyed from underpowering. I looked around for a "cheap" 2-channel amp (something like the Emotiva A300), but before diving in I would really like to know if these posts are true. Again I've been happy until now, but I usually listen at low volumes and don't really want to worry about damaging my speakers if I increase the volume too much or if I'm "not getting the most out of my speakers". Any suggestions/feedback for me? |
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