I have samsung hometheater 1330 watts speakers would they work on onkyo 7.2 220watts channel reciver

[rajveer7415]

You mean yes they will work right

 

[hang-the-9]

If they are standard speakers that can connect to the receiver, sure. The speakers are probably not rated for that wattage, sounds like that is the total wattage of the Samsung HT system.

 

[rgd1101]

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Question from rajveer7415 : "I have samsung hometheater 1330 watts speakers would they work on onkyo 7.2 220watts channel reciver"

I have samsung 1330 watts home theater speakers would they work on onkyo 220 watts per ch.reciver pls help

You mean yes they will work right

 

[rajveer7415]

Sir speaker Handle 165 from samsung hometheater buy now I have onkyo with 220 watts each channel that's all I am confused with

 

[hang-the-9]

Sir speaker Handle 165 from samsung hometheater buy now I have onkyo with 220 watts each channel that's all I am confused with

Nothing to be confused about, you don't need to run the Onkyo at full blast. If you keep the power down to 50% , 60% or so should be no issues.

 

[americanaudiophile]

Your receiver may have a total of 220 watts which is about 70 watts per channel at 6 ohms. Most HTS systems have wildly exaggerated power specs so the only thing you have to be concerned about is the impedance of the speakers. Your Onkyo may not work with speakers below 4 or 6 ohms. Check the specs on the AVR and the HTS.
You may not be able to use the subwoofer from the HTS since most of these have the sub amp in the main unit and all AVRs don't have a sub amp built in. You would need an external amp for the HTS sub or a self power subwoofer to replace it.