Yes it can, you will need to have an amplifier capable of Bi-amping speakers so it would work with our JBL Studio 530. If you have more questions, please contact us here. https://bit.ly/2zwFkYM

Our JBL Studio 530 is compatible with your Sony receiver so there aren't any concerns aside from making sure it's connected properly. If you need more help, please contact us here. https://bit.ly/2zwFkYM

The STUDIO 530 speakers can handle up to 125 watts of RMS power. Your receiver can put out up to 130 watts of RMS power. The difference of 5 watts will not be enough to make a difference. As long as you don't crank you receiver to the max, causing it to send distortion to the speakers, you will not have any problem.

While it is true that a horn can and will drastically effect the dispersion of the sound, these horns are designed to give even dispersion all the way around. So there will be no harm in doing a horizontal install. They will sound great.

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Hi, the old Denon has 80watts/channel according to a quick google. Will they work? Sure. But.....that these speaker are very inefficient. This is helped by a slightly lower impendance of 6 Ohm which is a tad friendlier for your amp. For background listening it is fine, but when hosting a party beware - you will want to crank up the volume more than the receiver can handle. That means the amplifier will go 'clipping' and these will generally fry your tweeters. Also for the other amp related questions: In contrary to the JBL advice, I suggest you will use a heavier amplifier than the speaker rating. Why? A couple of reasons. 1. Clipping caused by a too weak amp will damage your speakers more than overpowering your speakers from an amp delivering too much power (shortly that is). You cannot hear clipping until it is too late, but you can hear the distortion when you crank up your speakers too far and you'll be rushing to the volume knob to lower the volume before much harm is done. 2. Depending on the construction of your amplifier, most of them will have lower distortion when they're not being pushed to the max. I recommend twice the amount of power (in this case a 250w/ch amp would be fine. 3. Some speakers are hard to drive. These speakers benefit from a good solid amp. In short, these are amazing speakers for the price, but given the low sensitivity, do not use them on weak amps. If you listen at reasonable levels (also mind the neighbors) a bigger amp is no issue. It is not a party speaker, it is hifi - and hold it's ground through a lot of seriously priced high-end speakers. A bargain if you can find them.

Thanks for reaching out. Please check if your receiver has an OSD under speaker type, crossover settings, or subwoofer settings. If you need more help, please reach out to Pioneer's customer support.

Please note that our JBL Studio 530 requires a receiver or amplifier to power the speakers. For us to determine the compatibility of your soundbar with the Studio 530, We'd like to work with you directly, please contact our customer support for assistance.

Yes, the STUDIO 530 speakers are perfect for a near field situation. Being that you will be 3 feet from them, the speakers should be 3 feet apart for proper stereo imaging.

Our JBL Studio 530 will work with your Yamaha RX-V683. Please take note to regulate the volume where the speaker will not produce distortion to avoid damage.

Our JBL Studio 530 currently retails for $599.95. We don't have any news to share about its future promotions and pricing. You could sign up for our newsletter or follow us on our social media channels for news and updates.

If you are looking to set-up a 5.1 system, you can use the STUDIO 530 as part of that 5.1 system but if you are only looking to set-up a stereo system, then you can use just a pair of STUDIO 530's as your stereo speakers.

Absolutely!! The STUDIO 530 speakers will sound great with the HK330C. This is a great match.

Hi there, thanks for your interest in our product. Our Studio 530 will work as it should along with your Sony receiver since both units are loaded 6 ohms.

Yes, the STUDIO 530 speaker would work perfectly fine with your DENON AVR X2200. The STUDIO 530 can handle 125W at 6 Ohms. While your DENON AVR X2200 will provide 125W L/R at 6 or 8 Ohms.

Our JBL Bar 5.1 is a stand-alone soundbar system and can't be added or paired with any additional speakers.

This speaker has a maximum recommended amplifier power rating of 125 watts of RMS power per channel. We cannot recommend that you exceed that rating.

Our JBL Studio 530 would work with your JBL L112's since they sound good with the JBL Studio 520C and they would compliment each other. If you need more help, please contact us. https://bit.ly/2zwFkYM

Thank you for your inquiry. Our Studio 530 are sold in pairs.

The speakers can handle up to 125W RMS so if you would like to have loud audio without risking blowing the speakers, i highly suggest that you use an amp which has at least 100-110 W RMS output. The amp that you mentioned has an output of 40W/60W(8ohms/4ohms) so it would be a little under powered for the speakers.

Your Yamaha receiver can put out up to 100 watts of RMS power per channel while these speakers can handle up to 125 watts. The STUDIO 530 speakers will be able to handle the power of your receiver without any issue.  On the other hand, the general rule when selecting a sub is to make sure it has at least twice the per channel wattage rating of the receiver. The STUDIO SUB 250P which has 200 watts of RMS power handling is a perfect choice. That being said, if you're looking for a home theater system to match your Yamaha receiver, here are the general rules to picking out speakers for your system. 1. Make sure the receiver can handle the impedance/ohms of the speakers. Typical impedance and 8 ohms is almost never a problem. 2. Make sure that the speakers you choose can handle the power rating of your receiver. If you have a 100 watt per channel receiver, be sure the speakers you choose have a wattage rating of 100 watts or higher. 3. Stick with the same series of speaker, so that all of the speakers have the same sonic tonal quality, giving you a seamless transition when sound travels from one speaker to another. For example, if you select the STUDIO 580 floor standing speakers for your front speakers, be sure to select the STUDIO series center and bookshelf speakers for your rears.

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If your receiver gives you the ability to switch to 6 ohms, you should certainly do it. If it does not have a switch, you should contact your receiver manufacturer to find out if the receiver can handle a pair of 6 ohm speakers. As for wattage, 90 watts is more than enough to drive these speakers. As long as 90 watts is loud enough to accommodate your listening taste, it will definitely be fine with these speakers.

Here are the actual dimensions of the speaker: Dimensions (H x W x D): 18-3/8" x 8-7/16" x 8-3/4" (467mm x 214mm x 222mm)

Our JBL Studio 530 and 520C work best together for a home theater set up since it's designed to have a balanced tone quality. You can get these and test it. If you're not satisfied with it, you can enjoy our 30 day refund period from the date of purchase.

Thanks for reaching out. It is possible to connect your audio-technical turntable to the AUX input of the AVR (Audio/Video Receiver) that the JBL Studio 530 is connected to. Depending on the turntables output specifications, a phono-preamplifier will in most cases be necessary to connect in-between. You may reach out to our Customer Service Team If you need further assistance.

When our JBL Studio 530 is set at 10kHz, the tweeter has a 100-degree dispersion. This narrows as you go higher in frequencies. At 20kHz, it is down to 40 degrees.

So far we haven't discussed anything yet about creating these speakers again as we have the Studio 2 series that is our current home audio system and would deliver better high frequency versatility, thanks to the pivoting and level adjusting feature for the tweeter. The pivoting feature allows you to position/direct the tweeter toward the listening area. Definitely providing a good audio quality.

Our JBL Studio 530 can handle 25W-125W at 6 ohms. According to the specifications of your amplifier, it is compatible with our Studio 530. It is the smallest size in the Studio series.

Thanks for your interest. Our JBL Studio 530 currently retails at $599.95. We don't have news to share about when it will be back on sale. However, you could sign up for the JBL Newsletter or continue following us for news and updates. www.jbl.com