“After looking at your various A/V receivers, you don’t take the time to list the power output per channel and the total harmonic distortion in your specifications. Those figures are extremely important in the picking of a proper unit to purchase.”
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I’ll help you out. This was copied from Pioneer’s website. https://pioneerhomeusa.com/pioneer-elite/elite-vsx-lx505-av-receiver 120 Watts Per Channel With 120 Watts per channel (8 ohms, 20 Hz-20 kHz, THD 0.08 %, 2ch Driven FTC) the VSX-LX505 can power a 9.2 channel configuration or support up to 11.2 channels with additional amplification, so you can have the full home theater setup with an extra kick of power.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.If you get a a nine channel receiver, and you see 120 Watts, that’s usually only with two speakers driven the the power wattage drop significantly for multiple speakers. But unless you have four arms or less, you should be fine just look and see if the receiver can handle for ohms or less.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.It's available in depth here on the manufacturer's site: https://pioneerhomeusa.com/pioneer-elite/elite-vsx-lx505-av-receiver
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