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Question: I have two of these speakers and want to use both as a center channel to cover a large room. My center channel is 110 Watts. Do I wire in tandem?
Document: I created a hodge-podge surround sound system using speakers from two older, but nice Yamaha stereo systems. I needed the center channel speaker and selected this due to price and the fact it was Yamaha. It works well and can handle being driven hard by my strong amp.
After doing a lot of research and looking at the construction of the various speakers, as well as my size requirements, I decided this was the speaker to get for my center channel. We all know that the center channel is the most important speaker since it will basically provide us with the voices in movies and direct-on sound effects. You don't want to go cheap on the center speaker.I've been using this speaker now for months and love it, love it, love it.
It does play down to 45 hz but it's a whisper at that point.I'm not sure how it stacks up against a larger full size center channel, but it sounds great in my movie room. I think, to a point, technology has seen some advances in designing smaller speakers to deliver lower frequencies.The sound quality is fine to me, and my ears can't tell that it's not timbre matched with my Onkyo tower speakers. I'm very pleased with the purchase.
This a cost effective solution to my home theater needs. It serves its' purpose in a smaller room where you're not going to use them at near max. volume levels. I've always had great results with Yamaha products(which is 90% of my home theater system).
My wife had difficulty hearing speech on our existing center channel. This speaker cured that problem. I was concerned about the impedance difference and coupling, but it has proven to be no problem. I would suggest this speaker and the matching floor speakers for front left and right to anyone on a budget. You can pay more, but it is not easy to find better.
This speaker is the last part of the puzzle. I have two Klipsch, and two Bose, and this yamaha for the center.
I needed a center speaker for my home theatre set up (center two sides) so I looked for something at my price point and this speaker worked out to be the best in the reviews I read. Set up was easy. Sound is good--no extra noises and interference. I am not an audiophile so I won't judge how good it is for someone more picky than me.
This is an excellent speaker to use for a center in your surround system. It has a nice, strong, clear sound and really enables the dialogue in movies to come through. It is wide, but not too tall or deep, allowing some flexibility in placement. I did end up returning the one I bought, but that is no fault of the Yamaha speaker so I did not take away any stars. It was strictly my decision.
The rest of my system was all JBL except this center. JBL speakers have their own sound if you have ever heard them, and after trying this for several days I just wasn't satisfied with the tone. The Yamaha sounded good, but it was distinguishable from the other speakers just by the tone. Even though I wasn't wanting to spend the extra money, I returned this and got the JBL ES-25C to match the other JBL speakers.
Very impressed with the clarity of this speaker. I watch a lot of TV with my daughter sleeping in the room next door, so getting clear audio in the mid-range frequencies (voice) was important when selecting my new Home Theater set up.
Answer: Yes u can but keep in mind it won't be any louder due to it only being one channel!