Onkyo Tx-sr706

Berty
Berty Posts: 23
edited September 2008 in Speakers
Hi guys,
Do you think that this receiver has enough power to drive a pair of Rti10 in stereo and all my set up with movies?

Thanks,
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Pioneer Elite VSX-01TXH
Mains: Polk Rti10
Center: Polk Csi-5
Surround: Rc-65i
Back surr.: Rc-85i
Sub: SVS PC-Ultra
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  • be83663
    be83663 Posts: 192
    edited September 2008
    Berty wrote: »
    Hi guys,
    Do you think that this receiver has enough power to drive a pair of Rti10 in stereo and all my set up with movies?

    Thanks,

    Definitely. You won't regret with Onkyo's. I love my Onkyo. :)
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  • PTong88
    PTong88 Posts: 37
    edited September 2008
    be83663 wrote: »
    Definitely. You won't regret with Onkyo's. I love my Onkyo. :)

    That is an AWESOME receiver! It has a great amount of power alone to power what you've got (100w per channel). I suggested amplification on RTi10s is 20w-300w per channel. So go ahead and crank that ****! Even if you added an amp you'll still have enough power capacity on the RTi10s.

    I love my Onkyo too...
    ONKYO TX-SR606
    polkaudio RM30 (Cntr)
    polkaudio RM7400T (Frnt L & R)
    polkaudio RM6902 (Surr L & R)
    polkaudio RM 6901 (Rear L & R)
    polkaudio DSW Pro 400 Sub (Front & Rear Sub)
    SAMSUNG HPS-5053, APC C2
    Microsoft XBox 360 Elite, Microsoft Xbox, SONY PlayStation 3, SONY Playstation 2, Nintendo Wii, SNES, Nintendo
    SONY CDP-CX455, SONY CDP-NC85H
    Monster HTS 5100 SS MKII, Monster PowerCenter SW 200, Monster PowerCenter AV 200
    Logitech Harmony 550
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  • xandra
    xandra Posts: 291
    edited September 2008
    Do you think that this receiver has enough power to drive a pair of Rti10 in stereo and all my set up with movies?

    I had the Onk 705 running RTi10's - you CAN get away without Amp. (tho sounded better with) I also felt bi-amping was big (and cheaper) improvement. I you're concerned, you could try picking up an 805 (currently real cheap since just discontinued).

    I also really love the Onk's - 700 series one of the best bang for the bucks out there. And the nice part is that at least you do have option of adding Amp in the future. But for movies I think you'll be perfectly happy with just the receiver.
    LR Setup:
    Polk RTi10's, RTi6's, CSiA6 (5 ch setup)
    Onkyo 705 & Denon 3808ci Receiver, Onk 875
    Parasound 2250 Amp
    Sony 26" KDL series Bravia LCD
    Panny DMR-EH75 Recorder
    Panny DVD-F87 (5 disk DVD player)
    NAD T585 (DVD/SACD)
    Yamaha DVD-C961 (5 disk SACD/DVD)
    SciAnt Explorer 8500HD Cable Box
    Orig & 5Gen iPods, , Wii
    Plans/Fantasies:
    • 400 disk player that handles ALL formats, sounds as good as NAD with Panasonic interface & compatability.
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