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Versitile rears are here!
As far as size, these are comparable to other dipole/bipole surrounds on the market. I currently have these on some 32" stands that put them a little lower than ear level (my fault) with my couch. These rears deliver the full surround experience when used with the TFE200-Bs as my fronts and the TFE60C-B as my center. These were delivered in a timely fashion (as always with SonicElectronix). My wife was watching Lost on Blueray and "the voices" really sounded like they were coming from somewhere in the house! I will have to admit, during suspense movies, one can forget that the sounds are supposed to do that!
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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