How to Avoid over powering speakers?

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How to Avoid over powering speakers?

01-19-2009, 07:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Pelican170

do you have towers? if not, then they should definately be set to small, then do the hz also...

Towers for front left and right only. Rest are bookshelf and a centre. Sub too of course.
Thing is, i cant see the onkyo manual giving a "small" option, just Hz. So I'l ideally need to find out what small means to hz. I can't really risk going with any number.

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