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Matthew from Winchester, VA
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First, when looking at these speakers, understand the dimensions and how that will fit into the room you plan on putting these. This center channel is very large! For me, it fits in perfectly into a spot in my home theater center. It really helps when using large front speakers to match the size and audio delivery with the center. This creates a much more balanced tone sweep when movies pan from left to right. If you don't have the low's and high's to match your tones can be left with a hollow sound when centered. This center sounds awesome when used with the as my fronts TFE200-Bs and the TP160BDP-B as my rears. These were delivered in a timely fashion (as always with SonicElectronix).
They feature the ability to amplify the highs and the lows separately based on the circuitry out of the box. Currently I am powering them with a 100W x 5 amp, but I plan to go bigger. These things sound great even in this power range. The lows are defined and full toned while the highs deliver speech with no parallel outside of my studio monitors. The range and balance of these is great in my current setup. With more power, it should only stand to get better.
If these are in your price range, look no further. Forget about Klipsch, Polk, or Infinity from your local box store! If you don't trust my opinion just do a Google or Bing search for "DCM TimeFrame TFE200 Home Theater Speaker System," and you should find a professional review from a respected home audio magazine.
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