Do I need amp for LSiM703 bookshelf r my Denon 4306 will do

rohitharsh
rohitharsh Posts: 20
edited August 2013 in Speakers
Hello all,
I just got my Denon 4306 AV. Really excited about it. And it so happens that last weekend Polk Audio had a 50% off on their friends and family site. I ended up buying the Polk LSiM703 bookshelf speaker . I also got LSiM704c Center speaker along with Polk DSW PRO 660 wi SubWoofer, all at 50% off.
For surround I will be using two HTS3001SE Satellite as I already had these.

So my question is do I need a power amp for this setting or is the Denon 4306 more than capable of handling my setup? What advantage will I get with an amp.
Second if i should get an amp then any suggestion for sub $1000 amp?

Any help will be appreciated.

Thanks
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Comments

  • pretzelfisch
    pretzelfisch Posts: 160
    edited August 2013
    How big is your room and how far do you sit from the speakers?
  • BlueFox
    BlueFox Posts: 15,251
    edited August 2013
    First, wait and see if you get your speakers.
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  • rohitharsh
    rohitharsh Posts: 20
    edited August 2013
    How big is your room and how far do you sit from the speakers?

    its about 17x20. I am about 17 feet away from speakers
  • rohitharsh
    rohitharsh Posts: 20
    edited August 2013
    BlueFox wrote: »
    First, wait and see if you get your speakers.

    I called them up today and they said yes..i should get it. there might be delay in Sub Woofer but all seems good with the orders :)
  • pretzelfisch
    pretzelfisch Posts: 160
    edited August 2013
    to do 89db with those speakers you need about 63 watts per channel. so your avr should be fine. In the past I have been recommended getting an amp that is 200 watts. In your budget you can look at emotiva but many people here don't care for them. Otherwise I think you are looking for used and can search the boards for sale section.
  • nhhiep
    nhhiep Posts: 877
    edited August 2013
    that avr is almost TOTL from denon. it should handle most speakers well. only 2 8ohms speakers is an easy task for that avr.
  • rohitharsh
    rohitharsh Posts: 20
    edited August 2013
    thanks for the reply guys.
    I will avoid the amps for now. In case I find the sound output lacking i will reconsider it. Else just stick with AV