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Product Strengths
- Delivers serious sound eliminating unwanted harmonics
- Offers breathtaking natural sound unmatched to most speakers in the market
- Uses pure Beryllium domes in its tweeters, which outperform even diamond domes
- Has acoustically optimized Waveguides that provide an inaudible transition from the midrange to the tweeter
- Midrange transducers feature inverted-dome designs with titanium diaphragms for superb piston-like behaviour even at maximum sound levels
Takeaway: The Voice2 center channel speaker provides high-quality and natural sound for your home theatre. It uses advanced materials and design to deliver clear audio.
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Manufacturer details
- Frequency Response: 3 dB from 60 Hz to 45 kHz, ±0.5 dB from 65 Hz to 18 kHz, ±1.0 dB from 65 Hz to 20 kHz
- Height: 14.7" (37.3 cm)
- Width: 25.5" (64.8 cm)
- Depth: 14" (35.6 cm)
- Weight: 62 lb (28.2 kg)
- Shipping weight: 74.5 lb (33.8 kg)
- Crossover Frequencies: Three-way, high-order acoustic response @ 235 Hz and 2 kHz
- Finishes: Piano black or mahogany finish
- High-frequency Driver: 1" (2.5 cm) beryllium tweeter
- Nominal Impedance: 6 ohms (nominal), 3.6 ohms (minimum @ 90 Hz)
- Low Frequency Extension: -10 dB at 36 Hz, -6 dB at 49 Hz, -3 dB at 60 Hz
- Low-frequency Driver Components: Two 8" (20 cm) titanium cone woofers
- Mid-frequency Driver Components: 5 ¼" (13.3 cm) titanium cone midrange
- Sensitivity: 89 dB SPL with 2.83 V @ 1m (4 pi anechoic)
Brand highlights
Taking a step back to look at reviewers' thoughts of the brand's entire lineup—not just this product—what stands out most is the following:
- Revel's speaker designs are rooted in extensive research and double-blind listening tests conducted at Harman's advanced R&D facilities.
- They use custom-designed drivers with advanced materials, such as aluminum, titanium, and beryllium.
- Revel speakers offer a wide and even sound dispersion thanks to their Acoustic Lens Waveguide technology and sophisticated crossover designs.
- The brand balances a neutral and accurate sound with dynamic capabilities, creating immersive experiences for both music and movies.
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Revel F36
- Positioning: Part of the Concerta2 series, positioned as an entry-level floorstanding speaker.
- Description: Offers a great balance of performance and affordability, featuring a 2 1/2-way design with triple 6.5-inch aluminum cone woofers. Uses a patented waveguide to improve off-axis response, which is a step up from simpler designs in the lineup, making it suitable for medium-sized rooms and those on a budget.
Revel F328Be
- Positioning: The flagship model of the PerformaBe series.
- Description: Features a beryllium tweeter and triple 8-inch woofers, providing exceptional clarity and dynamic range. Its advanced waveguide and crossover design offer superior integration compared to other models.
Revel Studio2
- Positioning: Part of the Ultima2 series, positioned as a high-end option with a more compact design than the Salon2.
- Description: Features a three-way design with dual 8-inch woofers and a beryllium tweeter, offering excellent sound quality in a smaller footprint. Shares many technologies with the Salon2.
Revel Salon2
- Positioning: The top model in the Ultima2 series, representing the pinnacle of Revel's speaker technology.
- Description: A four-way system with three 8-inch woofers and a beryllium tweeter, delivering outstanding sound quality and depth. Its sophisticated design and advanced materials set it apart from other models.
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Our Summary
Product Strengths
- The S7c center channel speaker is a standout performer and a tonal match to the mains and surrounds, creating a seamless blend across the main channels
- Movie dialogue was crystal clear from every seat with the S7c, and levels required no additional tweaking post-calibration
- Innovative in design and heavy duty in build quality
Product Considerations
- The price of the S7c and the system as a whole, may be intimidating for some
- The review sample had a lustrous high-gloss black with chromed silver binding posts and terminal plate
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- The Perlisten S7t speakers seem to be able to bend the room to their will to an even higher degree than the Revel F328Be speakers that were reviewed earlier
Takeaway: The S7c is a top-tier center channel speaker that delivers exceptional clarity and seamless integration with other speakers, making it a great choice for a high-end home theater system. It's a high-performing product, making movies and music sound their best.
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Product Strengths
- Compact center channel designed to match the S7Ts without taking up too much space
- Properly designed to be a center channel, providing great off-axis performance
- When integrated as part of a system with S7Ts, it provides a cohesive sound, sounding very similar to the mains
Product Considerations
- Review mentions having to seal the bass drivers in the subwoofers and redo setup
- Review mentions it sounds best with 'really good musical subwoofers', which may mean it sounds less good without subwoofers
Takeaway: The S5C is a well-engineered center channel option that can be paired with other speakers to create an immersive sound experience. It offers great off-axis performance and a cohesive sound.
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Product Strengths
- New features and performance for the brand's high-end home theater speakers
- The slim profile allows for easy integration into any room, distinguishing them from bulkier alternatives
- Cabinets are crafted using multiple laminated layers of MDF with a 36mm front baffle and feature dual binding posts, plus high-quality jumpers for better performance
- The series features an updated top-tier midrange and woofer with Rigid Diaphragm Technology III for improved audio performance
- Build quality is first-rate with no expense spared in using today's technology
Product Considerations
- The speakers sometimes seemed like they were holding back from being their best—lacking a live and emotional connection
Takeaway: The Platinum 3G speakers from Monitor Audio are an achievement in engineering and aesthetic design and are built for easy integration into any home. They presented very good technical performance and compatibility with different amplifier types.
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Product Strengths
- The HTM81 D4 is designed specifically as a center speaker to partner with the 801, sharing the same tweeter and midrange assembly
- A very serious center speaker, with a frequency response of +/- 3dB at 28Hz
Product Considerations
- A large speaker, it takes up considerable space
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- The HTM81 D4 is a physical center speaker, preferred by Bowers & Wilkins over in-wall designs for optimal performance when paired with the 801
Takeaway: The HTM81 is a serious center speaker that ensures tonal consistency across the front channels, making movies and music sound great. This center channel is worth considering for the best possible home theater experience.
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Product Strengths
- Confident, solid, and real presentation
- Beefy-solid sound with very good imaging and focus, and with much better layering front to back than anticipated
- Tweeters have a near-perfect combination of articulation and musical purpose, and are absolutely never bright or in your face
- Arguably, the strongest point is their solid and unwavering presentation regardless of volume level
- Has a live-performance-like quality
Product Considerations
- Overall resolution is good, but not spectacular, and perhaps less than one should reasonably expect at this price
- Tonal balance, compared to Apogee speakers, is definitely on the dark side
- Exact same toe in is needed, otherwise focus will tend to either side
- Bass was initially thumb–but was resolved by placement
Comparisons (according to reviewers)
- Compared to Apogee: DSP 5200's have a lower stage, also, tonal balance is darker
- Compared to Kharma: Kharma's are more open-sounding–but can be ear-piercing, while the DSP 5200's are never aggressive or harsh
Takeaway: The DSP 5200 SE speakers deliver a confident and solid sound, that does not lack power, and performs well at all volume levels. They are great at filling the room with sound and creating a thrilling listening experience.
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