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Will this Work?

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I have 3.1 speaker system that is 6 ohms. SS-MSP66SL, SS-MSP66SR, SS-CNP66, and Sub SS-WMSP66. I was thinking of getting these Sony SSF-5000. I was going to use the floor standing ones as the front and the other two as the rear. I know that I would have to use a different center (8 ohms). But will this work overall and could I use the subwoofer.

http://www.amazon.com/Sony-SSF-500 [...] 113&sr=8-1

Oh, could you suggest a A/V receiver for me under $200.

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Yes it'll work but you might want to check on these receivers - Denon AVR-1312 or Denon AVR1610
Onkyo TX-SR309 5.1


Message edited by rexter on 01-10-2012 at 01:18:42 AM
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So, I could use the sub correct. And thanks for the receivers suggestions.

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Unfortunately the sub-woofer need a separate sub amp. No receivers have sub-amp built-in since each sub are built differently and unless the sub or the amp are build specifically for its unit.

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rexter wrote :

Unfortunately the sub-woofer need a separate sub amp. No receivers have sub-amp built-in since each sub are built differently and unless the sub or the amp are build specifically for its unit.




What type of amp would you suggest. I am looking around and I am a little confused.

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The amplifiers/receivers mentioned above are good ones, if you want to go with higher model then its better. But if you are looking for a sub-amp then I would suggest getting a powered/amplified sub-woofer but what is your budget and listening preference? Hip hop, classical etc.?

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hip hop and jazz. (I know I'm awkward.) The amps that I have seen are like the ones I see in cars. Are those the right ones?

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zonemods wrote :

... The amps that I have seen are like the ones I see in cars. Are those the right ones?


It's all depends... Are you talking about car amplifiers? If you have something to power them with, then sure! But those are difficult to manage; better stick with home appliances, especially if you are thinking about 5.1 surround sound. So then you need to budget a receiver for your existing speakers plus an amplified sub-woofer. So depending on where you're located. Some equipment may be too expensive to acquire.

Denon AVR1610 is the old model and new one is Denon AVR1611 are good recievers. Link below is for amplified subwoofers but the Velodyne sub is my first pick.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/search/re [...] ub-woofers

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