Jason72
Established Member
Hi,
I have a pair of Kef LS50's that I currently have stored away. The only available amp I have to use with them is a Cambridge Audio CXA-60. This would work with them, but I think is a little underpowered to get the best from them.
An alternative would be to place them in my home theatre setup as front L & R speakers. The amp I have is a Yamaha RX-A3070. Would the Yamaha be a) suitably powerful enough to get the best from the LS50's and b) Is the Yamaha amp refined enough in a stereo setup.
My current Theatre setup consists of a 5.1 format made up of an SVS PB2000 subwoofer (with an antimode 8033), KEF KHT6000 speakers (the centre speaker has been replaced with a Dynaudio Excite X22) and the front L&R 6000's would be replaced with the LS50's (unforrtunately they would not be on stands). Would this work ?
Gregory
I have a pair of Kef LS50's that I currently have stored away. The only available amp I have to use with them is a Cambridge Audio CXA-60. This would work with them, but I think is a little underpowered to get the best from them.
An alternative would be to place them in my home theatre setup as front L & R speakers. The amp I have is a Yamaha RX-A3070. Would the Yamaha be a) suitably powerful enough to get the best from the LS50's and b) Is the Yamaha amp refined enough in a stereo setup.
My current Theatre setup consists of a 5.1 format made up of an SVS PB2000 subwoofer (with an antimode 8033), KEF KHT6000 speakers (the centre speaker has been replaced with a Dynaudio Excite X22) and the front L&R 6000's would be replaced with the LS50's (unforrtunately they would not be on stands). Would this work ?
Gregory