“Would a Yamaha model AS500BL integrated amplifier with 85W/channel at 8 ohms be a suitable amp for Klipsch R28F speakers?”

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• I would say yes, I am running mine through an old Marantz 130 watt amp and berringer mixer, these sound great.. great bass and crystal clear mids and awesome tweeters..

  Answered by hemiguy 10 years ago

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• It will be the BARE MINIMUM! these Klipsch towers LOVE POWER!! Say about 200 watts RMS. If you want these LIONS to ROAR, you have to FEED THEM MEAT!!

  Answered by DoNotBuyThisThing 10 years ago

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• You want at least a hundred watts per channel to get the full effect and a minimum of. 05 thd. I'm running 170watts and have. 09% thd. Needless to say, the neighbors know when I'm watching TV. The 500watt Klipsch subwoofer really sets it off better than a theater!

  Answered by rbaction2 10 years ago

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• Yes it would be suitable for this speaker.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 10 years ago

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• It would work fine, especially for low/mid volume. More power would be safer for the speaker. Most speakers are blown at high volumes, with low receiver power. I have 8ohm 100w/channel and I feel a little underpowered.

  Answered by DoctorT 10 years ago

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• I honestly think it would be underpowered. I think 100 watts would be the minimum. They take some power to get them moving.

  Answered by Davey 10 years ago

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• Yes. Klipsch speakers are very efficient and do no require a lot of power to push them. I would suggest a Denon, Marantz or Pioneer receiver to push these as Yamaha receivers tend to be on the bright side.

  Answered by JHep 10 years ago

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• Yes

  Answered by ComfortableRob 10 years ago

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• I would go with Denon with these speakers. Great for music but superior if you are doing movies at HD and sound,

  Answered by MMario 10 years ago

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• No I'm using the onkyo 9.2 channel receiver to run mine

  Answered by sean 10 years ago

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