Darkclwnz

For sure thanks yall and yeah the idea im going after with the denon is to be able to leave the speakers in "large" or full range mode and set the sub up to still play that way i get better sound all around the old serwood wont let me do that because it dosent have the capability Im looking forward to the multi channel stereo features a well for music that im missing out on

Im sure this has been answered but i recently bought a full setup of klipsh RF-10 towers 2 for the front and 2 for the back as well as the RC-10 center when they went on sale at newegg And boy do they sound good on my old sherwood rd-7103 reciever its rated at 100 watts per channel at 6 ohms so im sure they are getting around 75 watts at 8 ohms that the speakers are rated for but i am getting ready to upgrade to a newer reciever and i have my eyes on the Denon AVR-X2300W which comes in at 100 watts a channel at 8 ohms will i blow my speakers out? From what i have read these speakers can peak at 300watts which puts me in the ball park right? I also plan to bi-amp to see what the fuss is about! any ideas or objections?