Speaker Wire For Sony Receiver

I purchased two of these late in November and along with a Sony center speaker and sony receiver and have enjoyed the sound quality.

I bought these Sony Dolby Atoms speakers a few months ago and I more than happy, they look and sound great. The build quality is great the speaker box been wrapped with a flat black vinyl wrapped and looks amazing, on the back the speaker wire input are wire clips sorry no banana inputs, also I was very surprised how heavy these speakers are, trust me they have some weight to them. I believe the maximum watts are 100 and the Ohm's are 6. Just match these babies with the Sony tower speakers and you are good to go..

The speaker has a nice bass sound. It pairs well with the Sony 5.1 receiver with the RCA cord (included) . It has a power save switch on the back. You can leave it on all the time, or you can have it "click" off when there is no signal. Sometimes when the volume is low it clicks on and off during a single song depending on the strength of the bass signal. This can be fixed by just leaving it on all the time. I have a multi-plug surge protector to turn everything off when not in use.

I purchased this speaker and paired it with the Sony 2 channel 100w receiver and I am very impressed with the sound, bass, volume and clarity. I have been complimented on this speaker so many times and can't wait to pair it with the 2nd Klipsch Rock Speaker.

Great quality speaker wire from B&H. Wire is very flexible and color coded at a great price.

I can’t build nicer cables for less myself so these are my go to speaker cables when I want something nicer looking then standard speaker wire.

Once I learned that the receiver has to be connected via the wire to the camera and did that, the wireless trigger worked flawlessly with my Sony alpha M3.  Thanks to B&H technical support for the assistance and explanation.

Great for hooking up bi-wire floor speakers for the best high fidelity sound available from your receiver.

There is a wire between the receiver and the camera when shooting wirelessly. And since you can use the transmitter as a wired remote, there's a wire there, too. But I do like the extended functionality that the timer provides and that the backlight stays on longer than it does in the wired version of the Shutterboss.

Just installed the receiver after my previous Sony Receiver started to act up after 35 years. Like the Bluetooth feature. Also, Phonograph Support like my previous receiver.