ELAC - Debut 2.0 Dual 6-1/2" 3-Way Floorstanding Speaker (Each) - Black

Yes. My receiver, by Sony, has similar wattage output to your receiver by Denon. The volume of my Elac speakers, just as a test, was quite high. The sound was clear, clean, and just too loud. Note, though, that my system includes the center channel speaker and the subwoofer speaker by Elac.

W 7.69” H 43.18” D 10.55”

Remember, the maximum recommended power rating is 140 watts at 6 ohms (not at 8 ohms) for ELAC F6 towers. I have a Crown 1502 amp, which offers 525 watts at 4 ohms and 300 watts of power at 8 ohms. Therefore, the Crown 1502’s 6 ohms power rating is somewhere between 300 watts and 525 watts of power to each speaker from the Crown 1502 to the ELACs. That’s a lot of “headroom” to bring out pure musical sounds with very low, almost nil, distortion to the F6s. I am using my NAD C725BEE receiver as a preamp. With the correct speaker placement (not overly critical placement parameters), you will wonder why anyone would spend 10k for speakers. I enjoy audiophile sounds like most of you, and I have a reasonable lower budget from which to work. I hope this helps.