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(I believe the R-N2000 has the same Pre-out Voltage as the A-S2200. . .?). . . (I'm asking because I plan on getting some Mono-Amplifiers - they could be demanding (hungry) - planning ahead) Thanks to everyone for their help/insight.

Hello Anyone know the Pre-out voltage of the Yamaha A-S2200? Thank you

I tried this: A-S2200 (I changed the Tone Control settings to: Flat (Bass and Treble at 50%). While playing music (at 94db) in a 67° room; the Amplifier ran a bit cooler. Left heat-sink 95° and right heat-sink 92° (temperature taken after 35-minutes of music-playing). But; I believe I've heard some distortion. I went back to the Tone Controls set to: Bass at 50% and Treble at max. I know it'll run warmer at the heat-sinks; but it'll play louder. (like many have said: "a little heat-sink warmth won't the Amplifier") I'm basically done. Thanks to everyone for their help and insite.

Sometimes I like to turn-up the volume on (some) Alternative Rock, R -n- B and Hip-Hop tracks. They sound well at low and high volume.

(I play the music loud while I'm in another room - 32" away) - I am cautious about my hearing)

To continue the unequal warm Heat-sink issue: Yesterday; I connected (wife's Insignia NS-B4111 CD Boombox) to the Yamaha A-S2200. I was playing music for 5 hours at 110db. The room was 59°-Fahrenheit. I checked the temperature of the left and right heat-sinks. (they were both 88°) I played music on the Technics SL-PD8 (compact disc player) connected to the Yamaha A-S2200 (at the same 110db volume) and the heat-sinks reached got warmer (left reached 92° and the right reached 90°). Anyone know the reason for this?

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Thanks YK Thom and Zen Traveler; for your insight/help. Anyone know which of the two speakers better? (Ohm Acoustic 2000 or the Klipsch RP-600 (I believe the RB-75 is discontinued) They'll be for my daughter and son-in-law's home-theater system. Thank you

I checked out those speakers on their website. They would be an alright speaker(s) for my daughter and son-in-law's home-theater system.

(thanks to everyone for their Audio insight) I like to turn up the volume when listening to music (while not in the room - want to avoid hearing-loss). But I'm concerned with the 8' seating distance from the speakers. (I'm going to have a sound-test while watching movies (Godzilla) with the wife) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- YK Thom You have the Ohm Acoustics 2000. How is the Bass response with those speakers?

Thanks for your insight; YK Thom You think a pair of RP-600M would be enough for the room-size. (I started with Klipsch RP-8000fs. Then I bought the RF7iiis - (and two Martin Logan Dynamo 1600X subwoofers).

Thanks to everyone for their insight. I thought the room was a bit too small for the tower-speakers (they're 1-1/2" from the wall). (there's no other place to put them; in the room) - I sit 8' from the speakers.

Thanks to everyone for their tower-speaker to seating distances. My room is: 9'x15'x8' (1,080 cubic-feet). I gave the tower-speakers 9' of separation. Seating is 8' back from the speakers.

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What Room-Size fits the RF-7iii (in stereo)?