“I have a vintage Pioneer SX-1080 120 Watt Receiver. Can these speaker's handle this kind of power, And are these speaker's too efficient for it ?”
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I have a 4 yr. old Sony Reciever 125 per channel 7.2 If you are only running 2 channels you should be fine. Make sure you have the copper connection that connect the bottom and top of the speakers. Mine came with, so I don’t need to Bi-Amp them. After a few minor adjustments to the reciever by upping the decibel output to max. Now they sound absolutely beautiful, I use my old RF-26 Towers for my rears, surround sound is awesome.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes they can handle 150 rms & 600 peak. My onkyo pushes 110 rms and they handle it just fine
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.These Klipsch speakers can absolutely handle the power from that reciever. The pioneer SX-1080 only puts out 120 Watts continuous but the Klipsch can take up to 150 watts continuous and 600 Watts peak! Get the speakers, you will be happy you did!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes those speakers can handle 150 cont. and 600 max, and those speakers are unbelievable.
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