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Cerwin Vega XLS-6C
$149.00
Released January, 2010
The Pros:Bass frequencies are clear and detailed - noticeably better than lower-end speakers that mask or "color" certain sounds. Provides a convincing 3D soundstage - excellent for placement in a variety of locations not limited to center-channel configurations. Includes all necessary wiring - widely preferred to competitor models from Klipsch and Polk Audio that require third-party cables for connectivity.
The Cons:Not an energy-efficient speaker - unit sounds very thin when running through a low-powered amplifier. Not recommended for classical music listeners - lacks the "full-bodied" capabilities of a wide-range speaker.
The Cerwin Vega XLS-6C is a center-channel speaker designed specifically to fit alongside the XLS series bookshelf/subwoofer speakers. It’s especially recommended for the XLS-6, as both utilize a two-way design.
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In particular, the Cerwin Vega XLS-6C hosts dual 6.5” woofers with fiber impregnated cones, a single 1” soft dome tweeter with ferro fluid, and an abundance of protective technology—video shielding, high-frequency shielding, mid/high waveguides—to ensure quality audio reproduction. Like its XLS peers, the unit is housed in a black-ash enclosure designed to exude elegance.
Features
- XLS Series
- Center Speaker
- 2-Way Design
- Dual 6.5” Woofers
- 1” Soft Dome Tweeter
- Proprietary Mid/High Frequency Waveguide
- High Frequency Protection
- Video Shielding
- Elegant Black-Ash Enclosure
Specifications
- Type: 6.5” 2-Way Bookshelf
- Frequency: 44Hz-20kHz
- Power: 125W
- Sensitivity: 89.3dB
- Impedance: 6Ohms
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Bass frequencies are clear and detailed - noticeably better than lower-end speakers that mask or "color" certain sounds
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Provides a convincing 3D soundstage - excellent for placement in a variety of locations not limited to center-channel configurations
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Includes all necessary wiring - widely preferred to competitor models from Klipsch and Polk Audio that require third-party cables for connectivity
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Excels amongst vocal-driven content - blues, rock, jazz and electronic genres are very well-represented
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Unit is relatively small and lightweight - easy to move around for experimenting with ideal room placement
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Not an energy-efficient speaker - unit sounds very thin when running through a low-powered amplifier
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Not recommended for classical music listeners - lacks the "full-bodied" capabilities of a wide-range speaker
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