Q. Are the smaller Q Acoustics loudspeakers as good as large ones?

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• Q. Which receiver or amplifier works best with Q Acoustics loudspeakers?

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• Q. What happens if the amplifier rating is less/more than the power handling of the attached loudspeaker?

  Answer: It is possible to damage loudspeakers with any amplifier, high or low power, if you really want to. Naturally this should be avoided; a higher power amplifier should be OK, but please be sensible. A good rule is; if it sounds distorted, then ...

• Q. How do I match my loudspeakers with the location within a room?

  Answer: The 2000/i, 3000/i and Concept series loudspeakers are rear ported and designed to work best with some space behind them i.e. 200mm or so away from the rear wall. If you position your loudspeakers close to a wall/corner, then the foam bungs ...