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Question: Can we hook this to a receiver which is 8ohms?
Document: Wow. This makes a huge difference in quality of the sound from music to movies, I swear that Denon receiver is over 20Years old and it still works flawlessly.
Awsome speaker. Souds great with my sheerwood receiver. Dont let the 6  ohms issue bother you. Works just fine with a receiver expecting 8 ohms
Best $200 I ever spent! Hooked up to my Onkyo receiver great sound at any volume...whole house shakes! Must buy if you want big sound at a lower price.
I can recommend these speaker to those looking for a good set of front left and right speakers and  who don't want to spend four figures getting them. They are not powered and function great with the aforementioned receiver. The construction is solid in both units and they sit very stable on the floor.
WOW! I popped in the man of steel using my onkyo  receiver pushing 110 watts per chan and my house was shaking. Great sound great price great look. I will be getting another pair soon for my downstairs.
They look great with them on or off.These things sound great all by their lonesome just hooked to a two channel receiver so I can imagine that they would be perfect when complimented by a sub and or some rear speakers to complete a surround set up. Plus, you could upgrade incrementally over time and get better components in the end.I can highly recommend these speakers.
Just set them up a few days ago and they are awesome speakers for the price. Went to Frys to listen to them, compared with other more expensive speakers that cost 2-3x more, couldn't tell the difference, I believe they are minor. These are  L/R front as soon as I pair them with a 5.1 receiver, currently they are running on a stereo receiver by Denon.
I discovered these by accident in another reviewer's comments about the Onkyo TX-8020 stereo receiver I bought. For the price I doubt you'll find a better sounding speaker. They are tall (past my navel) but not as massive as the manufacturer's picture makes them out to be. The towers are only 8 inches wide. Soundwise, they are nice if you crank it up and let them breathe.
Just finished writing my review for the Onkyo receiver I just purchased. Of course, you can't tell what the amp sounds like until you've paired it to some speakers! Therefore, my review of the speakers is similar to the receiver; the sound from these units sound precise and true to what you would hear, (at least somewhat close), in a concert hall. Some halls are better than others, of course, and all have a particular sound.
These things not only look great. They sound awesome as well.They are nice and hefty and the base thumps pretty good. Mind you they don't replace a sub for an enthusiast, but I bet this is plenty for your general user.I have these hooked up to a Sony 2 channel receiver and they are working nicely. Don't know why I haven't installed speakers in our house since we moved but I am glad this forced me to do it.
Answer: I have mine hooked up at 8ohms But having a receiver that handles both 6 and 8 ohms is better but they sound great I'm now looking at new receiver now the new onkyo 636 to handle the ohms.