“Nice rebuilt cerwin Re25s 100Wrms-6hms(150Wrms max) with a new Sony 2ch 100Wrms per chan @ 8ohms. With the miss-match and power loss due to the ohms will this reciever power the speakers properly without overheat or cutout? Can I add a amp to system?”
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Look for a different receiver. I returned it after 2 days and went back to my 30+ year old Sony receiver. I had it hooked to a vintage set of Fisher (15” woofer) , Technics (12”woofer) and Kenwood (12” woofer) floor speakers ( not at same time) and the sound quality was terrible. I also hooked it up to a set of Polk T15’s and Sony book shelf speakers which sounded better but still lacked in all area’s. Also the first receiver I bought wouldn’t turn on made the 45 minute trip to return it and grab a new one to simply repeat the process not 48 hours later but this time I asked for my money back.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi 2001wings, thanks for your inquiry. Yes, you can connect speakers with a nominal impedance of 6 ohms to 16 ohms. Please make sure to set the speaker impedance to "6 ohms" if you're using a 6-ohm speaker. And, no. you cannot add another amp to this unit. Hope this helps! -Sam
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