2 Channel Amp For Outdoor Speakers

Love this amp as I connected it to outdoor speakers.

I have this amp powering 6 Polk Audio 8" outdoor speakers.

The amp runs my outdoor Coastal Source speakers

This amp is only a two channel amp, but it delivers...

I Used this amp to expand my RZ50 from 7.2.2 to 7.2.4 so now I can run 4 Atmos speakers and it sounds so much better. I was missing the back atmos now I have full 360 degree sound. This amp sounds great . I have it powering my klipsch RP-600M as my surround rear speakers plug into the RCA pre output. Then you take and wire your rear height/ atmos speakers into the surround rear speakers positive and negative post . Then when you set your speaker configurations to 7.2.4 it gives you a second height channel but takes away your rear surround and that’s why you use this 2 channel amp for your rear surrounds .

Bought this to replace an old amp with a bad channel. Used for overflow speakers in our church lobby ceiling. Inputs and outputs were totally compatible with our system's existing wiring, making it a simple hook-up. It worked perfectly right out of the box.

I bought this to be the main for the 2 channel fronts in my home theater system for better quality listening to just 2 channel stereo. This amp delivers. I have a Marantz AV8801 preamp running in 7.2 with a 5 channel OSD amp to the other speakers. The speakers are all Klipsch with the mains RP-280Fs. It really woke up the mains and the sound quality is more audiophile like, very transparent and smooth. I only have a few hours on the amp so far, so I can't say if it is sounding better after break in, but it sounded pretty darn good right out of the box. I think it's a great amp for the money, and one of the rare amps that has balanced inputs at this price point. I would love to hear what it could do with a set of Cornwalls.

Hooked them up to an 105w per channel Onkyo amp from 2010. They benefit from having a sub like most bookshelf speakers. These speakers cover music quite well.i Haven't watched a HD movie with them yet but I'm sure they would do fine. I'm pleased with the purchase, and they are not too bright for my taste. I'd call them clear, as I can hear many instruments clearly. But feed them an HD signal and they sound great.

With no reviews anywhere on the web, I took a gamble on these and ordered two. Klipsch is a great brand of speakers so I thought they should be good and I was not disappointed. I ran one 100ft and one 50ft 14 gauge speaker wire from 100w per channel home theater receiver to each speaker. You could use any amp rated 100w - 200w per channel speaker or a A and B/ multizone capable receiver) Clear instructions from klipsch told me how to cross the speaker's four wires over to create either 2 channel (for one speaker only) or to create 1 channel per speaker (left and right) like I have it. Set the speakers approx 20ft apart, pointed towards the house and turned the receiver on. Adjusted the distance to get the pefect stereo sound when sitting at the patio table. Turned the receiver to the max and sound didn't distort one bit, the speakers still have more to offer if your amp or receiver is greater than 100w per channel. The highs are precise and clear just as advertised and the lows/bass were surprisingly solid for outdoors, no need for a separate subwoofer. I have the sandstone which is a slightly lighter color than the rest of my rock patio but they don't look out of place. I absolutely love them and if you want quality, the money is well spent with these.

I was looking for an amp with about 100W per channel to drive a pair of bookshelf speakers. I also wanted bass, treble, balance, and loudness adjustments on the amp's face, not adjustments through the remote. This amp is exactly what I was looking for!