[Receiver]

Hey guys appreciate the help. So no need to bi-amp or wire. What receiver is good for my set up? I really want to get the best out of my speakers. 

[Receiver]

Thanks for the welcome. 

The current room is 16x20. But I bought big in case it gets moved. Never want to need to upgrade. 

Not sure why you say the 28s are not good to bi-amp since they are designed for it with the 4 terminals on the back. Plus my friend had the 26s and said he's sounded better when he did it. Just gives a better range for all sounds, high medium and low. But like I said I'm new to all this. 

Budget is not really set. I have am older denon I'm using now. If works but I can only get so loud. I think it is around 75 wpc. I would like to stay under $800 if possible. My wife really doesn't want me to spend anymore on the system. 

Scrappydue Army vet? If so thanks for you're service. 

Semper Fi

[Receiver]

I have e following speakers and would like to know the best option for the receiver:

R28F that I want to bi-amp 

R25c center

R12sw

R15 for rear surrounds

I am not sure how many wpc I need for all these. 

I am new top the surround system so I don't know much about it. 

I bought all the speakers from hhGregg and I love them. I would like to get the receiver to power them properly. 

Thanks 

Jimmy