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Good evening I'm thinking of buying an Onkyo A 9755 to power my ATC SMC 11 V2 speakers, to replace my old Denon PMA 920 105w 8 ohm amp which doesn't seem to give me the bass I'd like to hear, I'd go from 105w to 150 wow, would that be a good idea? and if not, what would you recommend moderately...

I finally bought the ATC SMC V2 and I am very happy, I have a better sound than the B&W DM 220 and total absence of the dreaded boom, they are perfect in their difficult position, thank you very much for your advice.

Finally I have bought the ATC SMC 11 V2 and I have obtained the type of sound I was looking for, they adapt perfectly to my musical tastes and do not present problems for their location, in terms of consumption I have to say that I use them with the same position of the potentiometer of volume...

Finally I have bought the ATC SMC 11 V2 and I have obtained the type of sound I was looking for, they adapt perfectly to my musical tastes and do not present problems for their location, in terms of consumption I have to say that I use them with the same position of the potentiometer of volume...

I have finally bought the ATC SMC 11 V2 and I have obtained the type of sound I was looking for, they adapt perfectly to my musical tastes and do not present problems for their location, thank you very much for your invaluable help.

Very few options to be able to see them before buying them, you would have to order them outside without being able to try them.

I am looking for floor stands for ATC SCM 11 V2 speakers

Finally I bought the ATC SMC V2 I have not yet tested them with my Denon PMA 920 to be careful to choose the right feet and I have them temporarily at my brother's house connected to an old Grundig M 100 R amplifier that at 8 ohms gives 60 w only and I must say that it moves them perfectly...

My amp is a Denon PMA 920

I understand then that they would be enough to move them with ease in my room of 21 square meters, forgive my insistence but when using the translator sometimes I do not understand well.

My amplifier is a Denon PMA 920 stereo with 30 years old and a power of 105 W at 8 Ohms and 180 W at 4 Ohms weighing 11 kg, non-AV only stereo.

but my Denon has 105 watts at 8 Ohms, will that be enough?

You are right, the television is the philips 9000 with a 21: 9 format but given the investment made when I bought it, my wife would not allow me to change it, I have to make do with what there is, given its weight, hanging it would be very difficult with the quality of the walls of modern buildings

I am looking for a substitute for my B&W DM 220 speakers, my amplifier in a Denon PMA 920 of 105 w or 8 ohms, I attach photographs of the position of the speakers in the room, the gap available for each speaker is, 34 inch high, 21 inch wide and 23 inch deep approximately, my budget is 1800...

The first.- it is true that they need a very powerful amplification to work well. The second.- it is true that a high volume is necessary for them to sound good.