Which model of amplifier will match the Bose AM 10 series4

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The speaker should have a sticker on it that specifies the maximum power. Just match speaker watts and amplifier watts.

If you are using the Bose ToneMatch cable (black cable - the connectors are round barrels with square connectors). Then this should work fine.


If it doesn't then try a different cable. You can use a network Cat-5 cable.
Note - if you are connecting to an L1® Model I or L1® classic then you need an T1 Power Supply.

T1 ToneMatch Audio Engine power supply

You did not mention the model of Bose subwoofer or Yamaha amplifier.However,depending on the speaker output,most amplifier works seamless with every non-powered Bose subwoofer.

yes! the specs look good, in fact the amplifier output matches the speakers, plus the ohms ratio is fine.

If they're all Bose 301-5's then you have the rare instance of matching speakers all around, so when sounds move around the room in a movie they don't change. I'm envious because even though I have Bose 901's (front) and 301's I don't have that exact match you have. The 301 sound is very good to my ears.

I assume you have them all set as LARGE speakers in the Pioneer, since they are capable of good bass and the parameter is more about Bass response than actual size.

If you added a subwoofer (which you may not need) you might fill in the lowest bass and effects channel.

Bose Lifestyle (and all Bose-amplified speaker) products and their speakers are SYSTEMS and should not be split up or intermixed with other brands or models. Damage will probably result. Proprietary connectors provides a clue.

The digital audio out should work with the Bose. You could still use your Denon to drive a conventional sub in your scheme, but you would have to manually match volume with the Bose. Or go Full Monty and buy a full complement of speakers for the Denon, retask the Bose and slave its sources to the Denon.

Not sure what you're asking. Can you restate the question with no typographical errors?

I can think of no reason why Bose 901's and this, or any, good amplifier would not be a good match as long as you have the Type VI Active Equalizer that goes with the speakers. I would connect the Active EQ where the Pre Out2/Main In jumpers are.

I would recommend a high power 2-channel amplifier, minimum 16 guage speaker wire, and of course the Bose 901 active EQ that matches the series of your speakers. I use a Yamaha mx-830 power amp & cx-830 pre amp 170 wpc They (Bose) claim that they're unlimited power handling, But if you use a amplifier with to little power and overdrive it to make it louder, you could damage the speakers or amp. With my 170 watt class A amp,the 901 series 6 will blow wind across the room. Go with the best amp you can afford! best for money- Yamaha,Denon,Onkyo!

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Good Luck!