“I have a receiver that's 100 watts per channel..is that big enough for these speakers?”

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• Absolutely. Klipsch are very efficient. Half of that would work.

  Answered by JohnR 9 years ago

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• These speakers can handle 400 watts peak power. I think it safe to assume that you will not be running at maximum volume all the time. Even at 5-7 on the volume scale, they will provide more than enough sound to help with your hearing loss. I do recommend a subwoofer, These are a little short on bass response.

  Answered by GWS 9 years ago

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• Yes, I always go by the minimum wattage to see if my reciever can do the job, you will be fine, if you want more detail or bigger sound stage maybe try bi wiring them. Your ears are the best test. I like sometimes a warmer fuller sound as I age and time of day... hehe Morning v night time.

  Answered by Rudy 9 years ago

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• Yes - it is more than sufficient. My receiver is 130 watts per channel.

  Answered by Skips1964 9 years ago

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• Yes

  Answered by ComfortableRob 9 years ago

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