JohnnyCashFan
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Looks like the Triangle's are really designed for home theater. I would not run both (two) pairs at once, this might kill/damage your reciever.
Fluance 3 way floor speaker with a Pioneer SX-780 question
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AnthonyI
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I'm not really sure why you want to run all 4 at the same time (if you can). I get having to different types to compare and flip on the fly, but outside of that.
I’ve helped someone do it before to have outdoor speakers playing the same thing as the indoor ones for gatherings/parties or just summer BUT with a more modern amplifier and when running 2 pairs of speakers the power available to each pair was less than would be available to a single pair.
right now I am running the Triangles with Polk Audio bookshelf speakers (don't have model in front of me) but are from 2000-ish or so
so should i not really run all 4 at once (it's semi rare that I do), the receiver has that option, but I don't want to over extend it
AnthonyI
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Give the Demo/Open box section a look 
www.musicdirect.com
Equipment - Speakers - Page 1 - Music Direct
www.musicdirect.com
Give the Demo/Open box section a look
Equipment - Speakers - Page 1 - Music Direct
Those klipsch at around half price seem like a bargain and a half. Plus super efficient for the lower powered amplifier.
kvetcha
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You should do you. If the amplifier allows it, you're probably fine, but you'll be getting less overall power to each speaker.
Angsty
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The Klipsch RP-8000F looks like a good buy for a floor-stander and it got a good review from Audioholics. It's actually less sensitive than the published spec, 92 dB vs 98 dB, but that should still be fine for this receiver as 92 is still more than average.
Klipsch RP-8000F Tower Speaker Review
The Klipsch RP-8000F, a dual 8" woofer tower speaker system that promises a wide dynamic range for lots of punch and impact, but will that come at the cost? Read our review to find out...
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Do you think my reliever should be able to work well with these?The Klipsch RP-8000F looks like a good buy for a floor-stander and it got a good review from Audioholics. It's actually less sensitive than the published spec, 92 dB vs 98 dB, but that should still be fine for this receiver as 92 is still more than average.
Klipsch RP-8000F Tower Speaker Review
The Klipsch RP-8000F, a dual 8" woofer tower speaker system that promises a wide dynamic range for lots of punch and impact, but will that come at the cost? Read our review to find out...
Yeah absolutely they’re efficient enough that your receiver has more than enough juice for them.
Sebastian
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What about these?
www.qacoustics.com
Q Acoustics 3050 Floorstanding Speakers (Pair)
These beautiful floorstanding speakers promise to deliver dynamics that are deep and powerful, providing the ultimate listening experience whether it be musical or movie.
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Angsty
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Probably. The rated sensitivity is 92 dB, so it’s a good bet that they are actually 90+ dB - speakers are often less sensitive than rated. For your receiver, I’d recommend staying above 90 dB sensitivity with an impedance of no lower than 4 ohms, preferably higher. The nominal impedance of the 3050 is 6 ohms, so you should be good.What about these?
Q Acoustics 3050 Floorstanding Speakers (Pair)
These beautiful floorstanding speakers promise to deliver dynamics that are deep and powerful, providing the ultimate listening experience whether it be musical or movie.
Home review
Best floorstander £500-£1000, Awards 2016. The 3050s are so talented, they can give speakers closer to £1000 a real run for their money - a brilliant pair of budget floorstanders...
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