I have the RP 450C 5.25 X 4,, is the RP140S ok to use? null

I'm using them with a smaller setup, Pioneer Model: SCLX501 with Klipsch Model: R-25C, R-15M, RP-240S, R-10SW & could push them harder. With a good receiver you will have the ability to push more power at each individual speaker. So in regards to them being able to keep up with your RP-450C, I don't see why not as I'm having to power them back a bit. Hope this helps.

I have a couple questions of my own for you, but it doesn’t really work both ways so I’m just gonna give you some info. Short answer is yes, If you have the rp450c center channel speakers, you can get the rp140s. I’m assuming you have a 5.1 or 7.1 setup and you are getting these for your rear or surround positions.

“I have the RP 450C 5.25 X 4,, is the RP140S ok to use?”

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I'm using them with a smaller setup, Pioneer Model: SCLX501 with Klipsch Model: R-25C, R-15M, RP-240S, R-10SW & could push them harder. With a good receiver you will have the ability to push more power at each individual speaker. So in regards to them being able to keep up with your RP-450C, I don't see why not as I'm having to power them back a bit. Hope this helps.
Answered by Sean 8 years ago
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I have a couple questions of my own for you, but it doesn’t really work both ways so I’m just gonna give you some info. Short answer is yes, If you have the rp450c center channel speakers, you can get the rp140s. I’m assuming you have a 5.1 or 7.1 setup and you are getting these for your rear or surround positions.
Answered by Fowler 7 years ago
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