LSI9 and Yamaha rx-797

ctrulock
ctrulock Posts: 73
edited October 2007 in Speakers
I have yamaha's premier 2 channel receiver and have had absolutely no problems driving the 4 ohm lsi9's. That receiver is built like a brick **** house. It has large caps, transformer, and heat sinks. I think it drives the lsi9's wonderfully. Please do not devolve this into an "all receivers suck thread".
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  • kingkip
    kingkip Posts: 401
    edited October 2007
    OK. Am I missing something here? Seems both random and confrontational.

    Glad you're happy with the setup though.
    There are two ways to argue with women. Both of them are wrong.
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  • ctrulock
    ctrulock Posts: 73
    edited October 2007
    Was not meant to be confrontational. I wanted to hear about other people who drive lsi9's with my same receiver maybe in a bigger room and too higher levels (my room is only 12x14 with 8 foot ceilings). I play them kinda low (but have cranked them up); low because I listen for like 4 hours per night. I should have been more elaborate in my original post, sorry guys. Receiver seems rock solid to me.
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  • TrappedUnder Ice
    TrappedUnder Ice Posts: 975
    edited October 2007
    I drive my Lsi9's with a pioneer Elite... running 2 channel only. God- love the sound! I get compliments on them all the time. I have a Velodyne sub with them and most think they sound better then any towers they have heard. Most are like... " that sound is comming from those little speakers". Heavy s.o.b's is what they are
    Glad you lovin as much as I do mine.


    peace
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  • polkseller
    polkseller Posts: 184
    edited October 2007
    amazing receiver

    A true performer.

    Very wise choice, cant be beat for twice the price..

    Nice setup, I'm sure you cant find a better setup under 2000$
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