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Did I do a good purchase?
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I'm kind of new to audio systems, I don't know what setup is a correct one, I dont know anything about speakers, amplifiers or else... I got a couple of used components: Amplifier: Harman/Kardon AVR 25II EQ: Sherwood Digiline III EQ-3050C CD Player: Pioneer CDFile 301-Disc PD-F1007 Dual Cassette Deck: Kenwood KX-W8050 I spent a little less than $300USD, was it a good deal? I don't know if this are very old models or what. I don't have any speakers for those, how should I look for them? what kind of specs do I need? I see that the amp says 8 Ohms min speakers... I found in an old stereo that I have 2 4Ohm speakers, what would happen if I use those at low volume? will the crack? can anyone give me some reference or something about which specs are important on each component and how should they be combined? thanks in advance. |
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... Hi the I'm kind of new to audio systems, I don't know what setup is a correct one, I dont know anything about speakers, amplifiers or else... I got a couple of used components: Amplifier: Harman/Kardon AVR 25II EQ: Sherwood Digiline III EQ-3050C CD Player: Pioneer CDFile 301-Disc PD-F1007 Dual Cassette Deck: Kenwood KX-W8050 I spent a little less than $300USD, was it a good deal? I don't know if this are very old models or what. I don't have any speakers for those, how should I look for them? what kind of specs do I need? I see that the amp says 8 Ohms min speakers... I found in an old stereo that I have 2 4Ohm speakers, what would happen if I use those at low volume? will the crack? can anyone give me some reference or something about which specs are important on each component and how should they be combined? The equipment, if working properly, is all decent mass-produced audio gear. Hookup should be straightforward. I bought a H/K AVR 25 for my son years ago...he has used it with several different sets of Polk and Klipsch floor-standing speakers with no problem. Usually, H/K receivers are better than most at driving four ohm loads. I wouldn't expect you would have problems driving your speakers with them at low volumes. |
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