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<blockquote data-quote="negativezeroz" data-source="post: 4935547" data-attributes="member: 554952"><p>technically, yeah you could run 150WRMS since they each would be splitting the wattage but seriously I doubt you'll need it. Quality &gt; Quantity. Thus why I recommend Denon, Onkyo, Harman Kardon, Marantz, etc.</p><p></p><p>If you want more around there, get a Pioneer receiver. They typically put out around 120WRMS @ 8ohms. But in a dorm, 50W is plenty. I got a ton of complaints when I got my little stereo here (two 3" pioneer speakers each off ~100W).</p><p></p><p>My "home theater" consists of JBL L1 (Fronts..oldddd but amazing), Infinity Entra center, Infinity Entra sub, and some in ceiling rears (forgot brand) all running off a Pioneer Elite 5disc DVD changer and Pioneer reciever. The JBLs are getting ~100WRMS and believe me, they are PLENTLY loud.</p><p></p><p>My dorm setup is a Pioneer home theater in a box deal...DVD player and reciever plus 4 matching satelites and center. I'm only using two of the satelites as fronts (no space in here for all) and a JBL Venue 12 sub. The little Pioneer's don't sound great but they get loud easily off the 100WRMS. I'd like some real shelf speakers (JBL/Infinity, Paradigm, or something like that) but it's all money money money... Just something to think about...</p><p></p><p><a href="http://www.jr.com/pioneer/pe/PIO_VSX818V/" target="_blank">http://www.jr.com/pioneer/pe/PIO_VSX818V/</a></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="negativezeroz, post: 4935547, member: 554952"] technically, yeah you could run 150WRMS since they each would be splitting the wattage but seriously I doubt you'll need it. Quality > Quantity. Thus why I recommend Denon, Onkyo, Harman Kardon, Marantz, etc. If you want more around there, get a Pioneer receiver. They typically put out around 120WRMS @ 8ohms. But in a dorm, 50W is plenty. I got a ton of complaints when I got my little stereo here (two 3" pioneer speakers each off ~100W). My "home theater" consists of JBL L1 (Fronts..oldddd but amazing), Infinity Entra center, Infinity Entra sub, and some in ceiling rears (forgot brand) all running off a Pioneer Elite 5disc DVD changer and Pioneer reciever. The JBLs are getting ~100WRMS and believe me, they are PLENTLY loud. My dorm setup is a Pioneer home theater in a box deal...DVD player and reciever plus 4 matching satelites and center. I'm only using two of the satelites as fronts (no space in here for all) and a JBL Venue 12 sub. The little Pioneer's don't sound great but they get loud easily off the 100WRMS. I'd like some real shelf speakers (JBL/Infinity, Paradigm, or something like that) but it's all money money money... Just something to think about... [URL="http://www.jr.com/pioneer/pe/PIO_VSX818V/"]http://www.jr.com/pioneer/pe/PIO_VSX818V/[/URL] [/QUOTE]
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