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Thanks for the inputs. What do you think if I hook the Front Left pre-out channel to the RSW-12 two inputs?

Greetings: My RSW-12 sub has two sub-woofer input one in white color and the other one red. I hook up my Denon AVR-4806 subwoofer output to my JBL HTPS-300 power sub input and from the HTPS output to the RSW-12 red input. Is this correct? Otherwise, which input should I use for optimum performance and bass? Thanks in advance for your time and help.

Greetings: I need a pair of surround back speaker to match with my current JBL THX certified speaker HT1F (front & center) and HT1D (surround). I have three choices Klipsch RS35 ($200 pair), Paradigm Atom V.4 ($220) Advent ARVP26 ($50 pair), Polk Audio R15 ($65 pair). If it were you which one will you pick? My budget is under $200 and preferably in the $100 range if at all possible. A/V: Denon AVR 4806 ($1000) floor model. Power amp: Denon POA-5000 Klipsch: RSW-12 sub JBL: HTPS-300 sub HT1F SPEC: Maximum Recommended Amplifier Power 130 Impedance 8 Sensitivity (2.83V @ 1m) 87 Frequency Response 70Hz - 20kHz (-6dB) Crossover Frequency(ies) 2,800 High-Frequency Driver Dual 1" pure titanium domes Midrange Driver Dual 5" high-polymer laminate cones HT1D SPEC: Maximum Recommended Amplifier Power 130 Impedance 6 Sensitivity (2.83V @ 1m) 87 Frequency Response 80Hz - 20kHz (-6dB) Crossover Frequency(ies) 2,800 High-Frequency Driver Dual 1" pure titanium domes Midrange Driver Dual 5" high-polymer laminate cones RS35 SPEC: frequency response 81Hz-20kHz ±3dB power handling 125 w max continuous (500 w peak) sensitivity 97dB @ 2.83 volts/1 meter (equivalent sound energy) nominal impedance 8 ohms compatible crossover frequency 1900Hz tweeter Two K-137 1" (2.54cm) Titanium dome compression drivers high frequency horn 2 x 5" square 90°x60° Tractrix® Horns woofer K-1126-O 6.5" (16.51cm) Cerametallic® cone / cast polymer frame ATOM V.4 SPEC: http://www.paradigm.com/Website/SiteParadigmProduct/ParadigmModels/Performance/PerformanceSpecs.htm ARVP26 SPEC: * Response Bandwidth * 45 - 30000 Hz * Input Impedance * 8 Ohm * Recommended Amplifier Power * 10 - 100 Watt * Sensitivity * 89 dB * Recommended Placing * Bookshelf * Magnetic Shield * Yes R15 SPEC: Mid/Woofer 1 - 5-1/4" Diameter (13.34cm) Dynamic Balance mineral filled polymer composite cone driver, shielded Tweeter 1 - 3/4" Diameter (1.91cm) Dynamic Balance silk/polymer composite dome, shielded Electrical Overall Frequency Response 60Hz - 24kHz Lower -3dB Limit 65Hz Upper -3dB Limit 20kHz Nominal Impedance 8 ohms Recommended Amplifier Power 20 - 100 w/channel Efficiency 89 dB Inputs 5-way binding posts

Greetings: I own a Denon power amp POA-5000 and just purchase a Denon AVR-4806. I wonder if it would be beneficial in anyway to use the POA-5000 along with the AVR-4806 or I would rather use the 4806 as stand alone. The 4806 has a Pre-out for front, center, surround and surroud back. The POA-5000 has front, center, surround inputs. It breaks my heart to get rid of thisgood old POA-5000. Can someone find a good use for this old amp beside paperweight? Your suggestion and input is greatly appreciated.

Greetings: I currently have Denon AVR-4806 receiver, 5.1 JBL THX certified (HTPS-300 Sub, HT1F front & center, HT1D surround) and wonder if it is beneficial to add a different brand Sub such as RSW-12. I also would like to add surround back speakers as well. Do I have to stick with the same brand or I can basically chose any brand as long as I have the same impedance that the AVR-4806 supports (i.e 8 or 6ohms)and same size speaker cones (3.9" ~ 10cm) as my JBL speakers. Your comment and suggestion is greatly appreciated.