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Bring bold sound to your home theater system with this Debut 2.0 Series center speaker by Andrew Jones. The thick MDF construction and internal braces reduce vibration for clear sound quality, while the silk-dome tweeter and woven aramid fiber woofers deliver excellent high and low frequency responses. This Debut 2.0 Series center speaker by Andrew Jones features dual front ports, so it provides immersive sound when placed in a stereo cabinet or on a wall.
A: Sounded great after a week. Bass is great for a center. Most Klipsch are much more efficient so use a good av receiver with this Elac.
Q: I have this speaker just want to make sure its a shielded speaker
A: I dont believe that its shielded but the magnets should only effect older tube TVs

Bring bold sound to your home theater system with this Debut 2.0 Series center speaker by Andrew Jones. The thick MDF construction and internal braces reduce vibration for clear sound quality, while the silk-dome tweeter and woven aramid fiber woofers deliver excellent high and low frequency responses. This Debut 2.0 Series center speaker by Andrew Jones features dual front ports, so it provides immersive sound when placed in a stereo cabinet or on a wall.

ELAC Debut 3.0 - 6.5" Center Speaker (Black) DC63-BK

The SVS Ultra Evolution Center speaker represents the culmination of SVS breakthroughs in driver design, component materials, and cabinet architecture, married with a relentless passion for audio excellence. The science of sonic perfection in harmony with a love for convincing and immersive sound. The joy of pristine clarity, absolute transparency, stunning dynamics, and effortless bass for more people than ever. The SVS Ultra Evolution Center speaker deeply connects you to the emotion of sound.

The Definitive Technology Dymension DM10 Center Channel Speaker features two 5.25" midrange woofers with composite polymer cones to produce better midrange detail, a 1" custom aluminum oxide tweeter for explicit voice, and an integrated 9” passive radiator for a big bass impact. Pair this speaker with the DM40 slim tower speakers and DM95 on-wall speakers (sold separately) to build an ultimate surround setup and deliver dynamic sound through it. The transparent black cloth grille wrapping this center speaker allows it to disappear virtually in dim room lights, so you can focus on the movie, not your speakers. Be it onscreen movie drama, melodies of your favorite singers, or hearing the sonic details while gaming, this high-performing speaker envelops you from every angle and transports you inside every scene and song. The consistent sound across Definitive Technology gives you the flexibility to mix and match Dymension, Dymension CI, and Mythos speakers, which can be voice-matched to design a complete home system.
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The first movie I watched with this new center (which replaced a no-name pawn shop special) was The Fifth Element. The clarity and soundstage is just amazing. I'm going to enjoy home theater so much more than I did before. It's also excellent for playing music.
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Posted by Matthew
Impressive size, looks good with speaker cover off sound reasonable. Price was good. Big pig of a speaker tho but I like that.
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Posted by SayMyName
I recently got into the higher end budget audio game and started out with the Elac debut b6 bookshelves along with some small home theater in a box insignia speakers in a 5.1 setup. I love the b6s and their warm sound for listening to music in stereo. However, I quickly realized with my setup that I needed to upgrade the center channel to make voices in movies and music not sound so tinny (in 5.1) so I decided to get the matching Elac C5 center channel. I was somewhat disappointed with it after listening to a lot of music and movies through it. They maintained the same warmth of the b6 bookshelves which did not translate well to the dedicated vocals in my opinion. Movie voices were not very clear and listening to music with the C5 It sounded like the vocals (especially female vocalists or guys like Sam Smith) were muffled, like I was listening to them through a closed door. To my surprise the 2.0 series came out within a month of me getting the C5 and I pulled the trigger on the C6.2 after reading the CNET review. AJ seemed to have specifically addressed the aforementioned issue because the difference is night and day. Vocals are clear as day in music and movies and sound very crisp and natural unlike with the C5. Where I had to turn up the volume in movie dialog before they now come through like they are talking in the same room as I am. The sound quality outside of vocals is still phenomenal through the C6.2 like the b6s just a bit brighter as CNET goes into depth about, and I appreciate the front ports as it does sit somewhat close to the wall in my entertainment center. I was a bit concerned with the Best Buy demo C6.2 as the pegs on the grille didn’t line up with the holes on the speaker, and it literally was hanging on by two of the six pegs. My grille however fits just fine even though I leave it off most of the time. As far as looks go, I think it looks pretty good under the TV (without the grille) I know some were complaining about the looks of it but I think the removal of the silver pegs makes it a little lower profile and the vinyl wrap doesn’t seem to be as reflective as the old wrap was. Build quality seems just as good to me as any of the original debut speakers which is great in my opinion. All in all I am very impressed with the C6.2 especially when compared with the old C5 (already returned it), and it works well with the B6 bookshelves next to it. Planning on getting the B6.2s next and moving my current B6s to the rear to replace the small satellites I have back there now. 10/10 would recommend the C6.2, it sounds great!
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Posted by HSskillet