The Outlaw would likely have the power to drive the 60's but not optimally. If you intend to add an external power amp at least to the fronts in the future it would be well worth buying the 60's and living just a bit power shy for a little while. Like Gavin said the 60's are a far better speaker than the 90P. Remember adding an external amp to the fronts is not very expensive and would add a lot to the overall sound. Good luck.
very well thanks, i purchase outlaw 990/7125 with studio 60 + adp470 with cc570 and i think that i could use still more power.it seems not as loud as i would expect.studio 60 sound little bright maybe its the speaker cable i`m not really sure ........thanks again jerry
i can`t believe that studio 60`s require that much power i`m thinking about buying another amp just to power them.(i took care of bright sound by adding some more bass to the speakers it sounds great)i don`t hear any sound at all untill around 25db.i`m watching my dvd`s at around 3db.Does that sound right?One more question if you don`t mind sometimes the center channel has trouble pick up the voice levels on certain movies,with all the special effects going on, it`s hard to hear the voices....jerry
try to pick up another amp, you will be pleased with the results.
If I may reccomend the outlaw audio monoblocks (can't remember the model number off the top of my head), the performance is outstanding for the price, and wil drive your front stage splendidly.
the reason why your CC is dropping out is because it too isn't being powered adequatly.
If you still looking for a nice power amp at a good price, check out audiogon.com. Most the items there are used, but some good deals can be had on high end equipment that someone like myself could never afford otherwise.