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Question: I have a Onkyo TX-NR609 connected to my TV in a small room. Would this be enough to power these speakers? Will they work well for front speakers?
Document: Speakers were well made except the magnets holding the front grill were not strong enough.The range and sound from the speakers was good, however, they were advertised as 4-8 ohm speakers when in reality they are only 4 ohms. They do not work with an 8 ohm receiver at all. Receiver sees this as a short and goes into Protect mode and shuts down. (Sony)
These speakers are awesome for the price. I would say they're the best cheap speakers you can buy. Crisp highs and surprisingly good bass considering it only has a 3.5&#34; woofer. They do lack a bit of midrange, but they make up on the low end. They are not very efficient though, so make sure you pair them up with a good amplifier. With enough power they will get loud and full.
In my opinion; they are probably one of the best really cheap / small speakers you will find. Most speakers of this price range have a very cheap or tinny sound, some even painful; these are really quite warm and pleasant sounding.I am wrapping up my testing of these and I think I will either use them with a TV in a guest room, or possibly give them to a family member to use as surround speakers.
The speakers did not perform as well as expected. I ordered a repair kit for my 20 plus year old JBL Pro III speakers, did it myself, and they work like new and are superior to the Micca Club 3 speakers.
$60 is a hell of a deal!I haven't had a problem with the covers. Another reviewer said they didn't work because the magnets weren't strong enough. Must have been a quality control issue. I think its a nice touch.
my Bass egg verb works better...but are great supplement speakers for the mid range sounds .... also I have 15&#34; woofers that make anything sound less...these are very well built speakers and I would recommended them.....
The Micca Club 3 bookshelf speakers are extremely pleasing to listen to. High end clarity is like crystal and they have enough tight bass to give them a full rich sound. I'm driving them with the ever popular Lapai LP2020A+ amplifier and that setup just simply sounds great. I have to suppose that hooked to a really decent receiver they would sound even better. Micca says the Club 3's will handle 75 watts each! Hard to imagine a three and one half inch speaker capable of that. Lots of potential there.
It's not that it sounds bad, it doesn't; but it hurts the efficiency. These are very power hungry and the handy dandy Lapai amp which many will buy to drive these is not going to produce any great volume from them.As mentioned in my 3rd remark, the Lapai amp at my office just couldn't get a lot of volume out of these due to the low efficiency. It was enough for normal office volumes, but I couldn't crank them without the amp distorting.
They're selling their Clubs short. These speakers are rated at 75w per. I'm breaking them in as fronts using a Harmon Kardon 1510 receiver, which pushes 75w per., and has adjustable db ranges. Although, I don't listen to my music loud, I can tell you these things can handle a lot more power than many headphone amps can put out, and do so without while remaining amazingly clear.Inside, the speaker uses a 3.3uf 100v capacitor connected to the pos.
The bass is solid and tight, though not as full as those just mentioned, but you can still hear the kick of the kick drum. Yes, the Clubs will fill a small to medium size room with deep, tight bass and clear mids and highs.
Answer: Yes, it will power them fine, and the speakers put out great, clear sound so they should work very good as front speakers