MoeJr

Which set of posts do I use when not bi wiring my RF-7's? Also will it really make any difference if I change the jumpers with 10 ga. "New" Monster Cable? Thanks for any help.

Thanks Ear.I guess I should clarify that it is not a need to play my system at my amps rated power but more or less to know that I have a speaker on my system that could do it if I so choose.

Thanks all. I unfortunately bought a pair of speakers that were supposedly able to handle this amp and I cannot even turn it up past 3 on the volume. They were supposed to be "400" watts rms but turns out the manufacturers tech guy lied as the main guy there said 400 watts peak and 250 rms but at 4 ohms which basically means 125 watts rms at 8 ohms. Needless to say I am selling them and will probably get the RF-7's. I have a pair of KG-4's and love them so I know I will be happy with Klipsch. i shoulda spent the money in the first place.

I have a Kenwood Basic M2 Amplifier that is rated 220WPC minimum rms at 8 ohms both channels driven with no more than .004% thd and a Signal To Noise Ratio 120 Db. My preamp is a Kenwood Basic C1 with .005 thd and 108 Db Signal to Noise Ratio. Can the RF-7's handle this combo at its 220WPC RMS rating?