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An essential piece of the home theater system, the brand new KEF Q250c Center Channel Speaker is engineered to accurately reproduce a film director's intention. The Q250c boasts a revamped Uni-Q Driver Array with a new damped tweeter loading tube designed to smooth out treble frequencies. The center channel speaker features a central 5. 25" Uni-Q Driver Array, flanked by two 5. 25" bass drivers. The Q250c greatly benefits from a new closed box midrange cabinet, which helps increase clarity and delivers a cleaner, punchier bass. The Q250c is available in sleek matte black and white vinyl as well as walnut finishes.

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 What's up everybody, this is Aaron from Aaron's Audio Corner and today we are going to be taking a look at the Kev R2C Kev Center Channel. It is a center channel that has a five inch mid-range with the one inch dome tweeter coaxially located in the mid-range and then it has a pair of five and a quarter inch woofers on either side. I'll throw up a picture right here so you can check it out. The unit that I got actually came from a viewer who sent this to me as well as the R8A which is the Atmos speaker

 So let's go down here and through the mid-range area, pretty much the same thing, but when you get above 1 kHz, that's when I start seeing things that I recall being different and then certainly when you get above, you know, the 8 kHz region to 10 kHz, I mean, you've got some really odd stuff going on. What this is really telling you is don't use the grill unless you have to. Now what happens when you stand the speaker upright, what does the spin data look like? Well, for this speaker, it's pretty much the exact same. Matter of fact, if I overlaid this set of data on top of the horizontal data, it's pretty much the exact same

 This house was built about seven years ago. It's not an old construction home. It's a new construction and all I had playing was just that center channel. What that tells me is that the impedance of the speaker dips down pretty low and sure enough when we go and look at the data, we see that as well

5 dB got rid of the sibilance. Maybe not got rid of it but certainly calmed it down enough to where it was livable because in my subjective opinion, it was intolerable in its bare form. Another thing that is also worth noting is kind of going back to the subjective aspect about the bass. When I was listening to Nas' new album, which if you haven't heard it and you like rap music, I say give that a shot

Kef R2c Center Channel Speaker Review

The most important thing is to have the room set up symmetrically. Placing some thick absorbent foam on the wall behind the couch could be very beneficial (242 panels from GIK). From KEF I’d recommend getting a pair of Q150s and a Q650C center (if you have room—I have a Q250C that just fits inside my media console). Then you can buy a pair of Q350s when you’re ready, use them as L and R, and move the Q150s to surround positions

Hey Everyone, I’ve been reading through posts here and doing my own research but I’m a beginner and would please like some feedback (posted on AVS forums too). My fiancé and I moved in together into the first floor apartment of the 3 family house we bought, and I left my sonos playbar at my parents apartment to go for a speaker setup. The dream is surround sound 5.1, but I want to start with 3.0 or 3.1 so I can afford better speakers. Our living room is small (8’6”L x 9’5”W whole, the couch and tv are off to the left at 7’4” wide, 7ft between us and TV wall). I will be going to Microcenter for the refurbished LG C1 65in, if the hours aren’t too high then I’ll get it and that saves us about $400. Then for the receiver I found a Denon 1910 on FB marketplace for $60 (or Yamaha RX573 for $75), for now I’ll do optical audio cable to TV and devices to TV HDMI then later upgrade to a receiver with 4K/120fps support (I play PS5).  So now speakers with a $1,000 budget. I chose to focus on LCR first, I want a sub but I know good ones are pricey (then again maybe there is a decent budget one for my small room). Towers are not fiancé approved, so it will be bookshelves that will be placed on wall mounted brackets, and a center horizontal tv stand (TV wall mounted). All prices are found from FB marketplace, eBay, Acc4Less, direct store, etc, I definitely like buying used to get better deals unless when used is just not an option. Usage will be 50/50 split between Gaming and Movies/TV. [Third grade level diagram of our living room](https://imgur.com/a/vNqn7up)

SVS Prime Bookshelf ($300) + SVS Prime Center ($350) for $650

Elac UB5 ($280) + Elac UC5 ($250/$460) for $530/$740

Elac Debut 2.0 B6.2 ($200/$270) + Elac Debut 2.0 C6.2 ($200) for $400/$470 *Also found used set altogether for $350

HTD Level Three Bookshelf ($550) + HTD Level Three Center ($380) for $930 NEW

Polk R100 ($420/$480) + Polk R300 ($330) for   $750

KEF Q350 ($500) + KEF Q250C ($350/$470) or KEF Q650C ($480) for $850/$970 or $980

3 KEF Q350 Pair ($500) + Single ($265) for $765

Wish I could do three Chane A2.4 but there isn’t a release date or price on new model

Energy LC-10 ($200) + Energy RC-LCR ($200) for $400

Three Energy RC-LCR (found two for $200 each, would need a 3rd) *Maybe $600

Ascend Acoustics CMT-340SE ($598) + Ascend Acoustics CMT-340SE Center ($328) for $926 NEW

Klipsch RP 600M ($380) + Klipsch RP-504C ($380) for $760

Klipsch RP 150m ($209) + Klipsch RP-450C ($300) + Klipsch R-110SW Subwoofer ($200) for $709

Any opinions on these, I’m a little overwhelmed with options. I don’t think I like warm sound all that much, I think I like more neutral or dynamic sound, but I’m also just learning all this and all these should be better than my sonos soundbar lol. Anything I’m overlooking? Thank you guys for any help 🙏🏽

<div class="md">Hey Everyone, I’ve been reading through posts here and doing my own research but I’m a beginner and would please like some feedback (posted on AVS forums too). My fiancé and I moved in together into the first floor apartment of the 3 family house we bought, and I left my sonos playbar at my parents apartment to go for a speaker setup. The dream is surround sound 5.1, but I want to start with 3.0 or 3.1 so I can afford better speakers. Our living room is small (8’6”L x 9’5”W whole, the couch and tv are off to the left at 7’4” wide, 7ft between us and TV wall). I will be going to Microcenter for the refurbished LG C1 65in, if the hours aren’t too high then I’ll get it and that saves us about $400. Then for the receiver I found a Denon 1910 on FB marketplace for $60 (or Yamaha RX573 for $75), for now I’ll do optical audio cable to TV and devices to TV HDMI then later upgrade to a receiver with 4K/120fps support (I play PS5). So now speakers with a $1,000 budget. I chose to focus on LCR first, I want a sub but I know good ones are pricey (then again maybe there is a decent budget one for my small room). Towers are not fiancé approved, so it will be bookshelves that will be placed on wall mounted brackets, and a center horizontal tv stand (TV wall mounted). All prices are found from FB marketplace, eBay, Acc4Less, direct store, etc, I definitely like buying used to get better deals unless when used is just not an option. Usage will be 50/50 split between Gaming and Movies/TV. <a href="https://imgur.com/a/vNqn7up">Third grade level diagram of our living room</a>

SVS Prime Bookshelf ($300) + SVS Prime Center ($350) for $650

Elac UB5 ($280) + Elac UC5 ($250/$460) for $530/$740

Elac Debut 2.0 B6.2 ($200/$270) + Elac Debut 2.0 C6.2 ($200) for $400/$470 *Also found used set altogether for $350

HTD Level Three Bookshelf ($550) + HTD Level Three Center ($380) for $930 NEW

Polk R100 ($420/$480) + Polk R300 ($330) for $750

KEF Q350 ($500) + KEF Q250C ($350/$470) or KEF Q650C ($480) for $850/$970 or $980

3 KEF Q350 Pair ($500) + Single ($265) for $765

Wish I could do three Chane A2.4 but there isn’t a release date or price on new model

Energy LC-10 ($200) + Energy RC-LCR ($200) for $400

Three Energy RC-LCR (found two for $200 each, would need a 3rd) *Maybe $600

Ascend Acoustics CMT-340SE ($598) + Ascend Acoustics CMT-340SE Center ($328) for $926 NEW

Klipsch RP 600M ($380) + Klipsch RP-504C ($380) for $760

Klipsch RP 150m ($209) + Klipsch RP-450C ($300) + Klipsch R-110SW Subwoofer ($200) for $709

Any opinions on these, I’m a little overwhelmed with options. I don’t think I like warm sound all that much, I think I like more neutral or dynamic sound, but I’m also just learning all this and all these should be better than my sonos soundbar lol. Anything I’m overlooking? Thank you guys for any help 🙏🏽
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LCR for under $1,000USD

 The Q250c paired with the Q150 bookshelf speakers is a dream come true for the price point ($300-450 look for sales/refurb).  I was able to compare the ELAC Debut 2.0 c5.2, Polk Audio s35, Klipsch rp440c, and even an older Onkyo THX series center channel

.. The KEF Q250c crushed all of them. The bass response is fast, tight, and thunderous! Mids is rich, full of depth and warm (good warm, not hollow!) Highs/treble is crystal clear, vocals are amazing and true to sound if that makes sense

Hands down one of the best performing center channels available in my personal opinion. I am no audiophile but I can tell you what I like/love and it's the KEF Q Series for me. The Q250c paired with the Q150 bookshelf speakers is a dream come true for the price point ($300-450 look for sales/refurb).  I was able to compare the ELAC Debut 2

This is the "budget" center channel we've/YOU been looking for!

 Not for heavy bass lovers unless you pair with a sub as I do or listen in a small room. Very inefficient so a decent powered amp is needed, I use it with a Sonos Amp 125wpc and the speakers sound great. The amp connects to my B&W PV1 sub and my Technics SL1500c turntable and blends into my Sonos system really well for whole house listening. Superb speakers if you can get a good deal on them

Amazon Prime day had these at a $400 discount so couldn't resist. Glad I didn't hesitate, they sound so like like they give you the chills listening to them, like the singers are in the room. Not for heavy bass lovers unless you pair with a sub as I do or listen in a small room. Very inefficient so a decent powered amp is needed, I use it with a Sonos Amp 125wpc and the speakers sound great

Amazing speakers, just amazing!

90 & degree; x 90 & degree; Silicon Composite Hybrid Tractrix Horn Horn loading maximizes efficiently and increases detail while focusing high frequencies towards the listening area. Proprietary Tractrix geometry provides the most efficient transfer of high frequency waves into the listening area. The phase plug and compressed molded silicon face ensure smooth frequency response. When combined the cleanest most natural sound possible is created. Linear Travel Suspension (LTS) Titanium Diaphragm Tweeter The exclusive Linear Travel Suspension minimizes distortion for enhanced detailed performance. LTS tweeters are a hallmark of previous Reference lines making it a core component of some of the best speakers in the world. Vented Tweeter Design The new vented tweeter housing reduces standing waves that create unwanted harmonics resulting in enhanced detail and clarity in high frequency reproduction. Spun Copper Cerametallic Woofers A signature feature on the Reference Premiere series Cerametallic woofers are exceptionally rigid and lightweight for minimal distortion and maximum efficiency. When paired with the Tractrix horn-loaded LTS tweeter it provides the highest speaker efficiency in its class. Tractrix Ports Utilizing Tractrix geometry the Reference Premiere ports allow for the most efficient fastest air transfer from the cabinet which reduces port noise for punchier low frequencies. Klipsch Tractrix ports have custom designed inner flares that help reduce air turbulence entering the port. Less turbulent air helps reduce port noise for cleaner more powerful bass. Robust Input Terminals Single 5-way screw terminals accept banana plugs or bare wire up to 12-guage for flexible lasting connections while the vibrant color coding provides easy setup and connection. Furniture Grade Materials and Finishes Finishes include ebony vinyl walnut vinyl and piano gloss. Ebony and walnut models boast satin painted baffles with a scratch resistant finish while the premium piano gloss cabinet is hand-san

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 We have four five and a quarter copper ceramic woofers On the back of the speaker We have our five-way binding post as well as our base reflex rear firing tractor export The grills are magnetic, which is really nice in my opinion. You don't have to worry about your grill pegs getting broken off And to give it a little bit of design and flavor the front baffle is beveled The 504c measures 31.13 inches wide by 6.81 inches high and 14

2.4 system that klipsch sent me to review for you guys And so if you're new to the channel make sure that you're subscribed because i've got several other videos that i'll be making on the reference premier system Including the r115 sw subwoofers that I still have to unbox and give you an overview on those As well as the dolby atmos modules that i've got to get unboxed Once we get everything unboxed and set up in the theater room, we'll run through some calibration Check out some demos and we're just gonna have a blast seeing how well this new klipsch reference premier system performs Well, i'll go ahead and wrap up the video here as always you guys be blessed and we'll catch you in the next video

 Well there you have the unboxing and the overview of klipsch's brand new reference premier 504c center channel. I'm looking forward to getting it set up here in the theater room As well as the rest of the 7.2.4 system that klipsch sent me to review for you guys And so if you're new to the channel make sure that you're subscribed because i've got several other videos that i'll be making on the reference premier system Including the r115 sw subwoofers that I still have to unbox and give you an overview on those As well as the dolby atmos modules that i've got to get unboxed Once we get everything unboxed and set up in the theater room, we'll run through some calibration Check out some demos and we're just gonna have a blast seeing how well this new klipsch reference premier system performs Well, i'll go ahead and wrap up the video here as always you guys be blessed and we'll catch you in the next video

 So let's see what we got here We've got some really tiny rubber feet for the bottom we've got our owner's manual so we'll lay that aside And then there's a couple ways you can grab this you can reach in and try to maneuver it under here I think the easiest thing though is we're going to Flip it on its end Like this Slide it down here I'm just going to support it like that That way we don't have to lift the heavy speaker out of the box We'll lift the light box off the heavy speaker Then we're just going to lift up on the bottom of the speaker Slide this end cap off here Do the same thing with the middle piece Just support it under here And then we're going to lift it up So Just like that i'm going to lay it down Slide this off the end over here So I'm already noticing with this new series this ebony's got a really cool pattern to it Just a really nice finish. Um, it's different than Kind of just a flat black that i've seen in some of the Or I guess what they're calling the black ash Ash That's definitely a nice kind of style and design to it You'll really be able to see the the wood grain here, which is really nice and beautiful All right, so let's get this up. Well, let's go ahead and take this off here Here oh I see a lot of Copper trim rings So you guys ready to see it? Let's get it up. Let's take a look at it So Now in the center of the speaker we have a new one-inch titanium lts vented tweeter with the hybrid tractrix horn Flanking the tweeter

Klipsch RP-504C Reference Premiere Center Channel - Unboxing and Overview

 In addition to unboxing these units, I want to do a side by side comparison, or well, with these it's going to be more of a top on bottom comparison, but you get the idea. In order to kind of see which unit is going to be best for you and what you get when you step up to that next level. All that said, if you have not already, please click that subscribe button below and click the little bell next to it to enable notifications. Don't miss an episode and get updates with every new release

 By changing and mixing matching units, it can be like two different people trying to talk to you at two different points in your listening area as opposed to one constant blended sound throughout. The reason I bring this up in a center channel video is because this is where I find it to be the most important. It's significantly more noticeable when you have a mismatched LCR than if you have mismatched surrounds. Do your best to match your brands, your tiers, and your materials used in the speakers

 They very deliberately sound a certain way. Different materials are used in different brands and in different tiers of speakers giving them their individual sound, which is what makes you like one brand or tier over another. By changing and mixing matching units, it can be like two different people trying to talk to you at two different points in your listening area as opposed to one constant blended sound throughout. The reason I bring this up in a center channel video is because this is where I find it to be the most important

RP504C - Center channel unboxing and disassembly

 It's also got a grill that magnetically snaps into place on the front if you want it to have a more discreet look. But when it comes to how it sounds, dialogue during movies are so much more crisp and days when I want to just listen to music are now a whole new level of fun. I'm not sure if my neighbors hate me for how much power this speaker gives off or if they're joining in with me as I dance while I clean my place.

 I'm not sure if my neighbors hate me for how much power this speaker gives off or if they're joining in with me as I dance while I clean my place.

So, fast-forward to now and I've got this center speaker from Klipsch and I couldn't be more grateful for the advice. First off, this speaker looking sleek and powerful. It's also got a grill that magnetically snaps into place on the front if you want it to have a more discreet look. But when it comes to how it sounds, dialogue during movies are so much more crisp and days when I want to just listen to music are now a whole new level of fun

Movie nights just got a lot more exciting

  set up was easy, they are standard speaker wire screw in style covers, easy to make solid connection.  the speaker covers are magnetic and stylish.

great sound, really large speaker

 They create such a large soundstage with such deep, full and articulate bass that at one point it had me wondering if the subs were really off. In those 80s, I had no sign of ear fatigue, which was something I was mindful of because I had bought lesser eclipses in the past and had to return them because they were so bright. That's definitely not the case with these. So who are these for? Well, they're for anyone with a medium to large size room who wants face full reproduction of whatever media you throw at it, whether that be your favorite movie or the music you love listening to

 But for those who might find the drivers distracting, the magnetic grilles are here to the rescue. They're made of an acoustically transparent mesh material and leave just a subtle hint of the copper-colored craziness lurking behind it. I've watched so many movies in the weeks and I've had these from action adventure movies like Ready Player One to Mad Max which have some amazing Dolby Atmos soundtracks to family flicks like Moana or The Incredibles 2 which also have great sound and the speakers were outstanding. Dialogue and effects from the 504C center channel was loud, clear and never harsh

 That's definitely not the case with these. So who are these for? Well, they're for anyone with a medium to large size room who wants face full reproduction of whatever media you throw at it, whether that be your favorite movie or the music you love listening to. They're also great for anyone who can't have a subwoofer for whatever reason but still need your bass fix. They have a lot of output with the high sensitivity so you won't necessarily need a lot of power to drive them well

 They're also great for anyone who can't have a subwoofer for whatever reason but still need your bass fix. They have a lot of output with the high sensitivity so you won't necessarily need a lot of power to drive them well. As much as I thought, I just couldn't find anything bad to say about these. They are absolutely great performers at a very affordable price considering what you get

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