This is the speaker that makes any audio dream possible. Use the GL6 for anything from a basic stereo system to a high-powered home theater surround-sound rig. Its dual 6 1/2" graphite woofers deliver incredibly high output and incredibly natural sound quality and its 1" silk tweeter sings out with sweet-sounding highs. This is the speaker that makes any audio dream possible. Use the GL6 for anything from a basic stereo system to a high-powered home theater surround-sound rig. Its dual 6-1/2" graphite woofers deliver incredibly high output and incredibly natural sound quality and its 1" silk tweeter sings out with sweet-sounding highs. Proficient designed the GL6 to work in any position in any system. Use it as front left and right center and/or surround speakers in a home theater. Or just use two in a stereo system. Placed horizontal or vertical used in stereo or surround the GL6 delivers superb fidelity. From Dvorák to Die Hard this speaker does it all! The GL6's dual 6-1/2" graphite woofers sound absolutely great with any voices from female singers to deep-voiced action-movie stars. It plays down to 46 Hz so it mates easily with any subwoofer. (And it plays low enough that you don't necessarily need a sub with it either.) Its sleek gloss black finish blends into any decor from traditional to ultra-modern. Specifications: Power Handling: 125 Watts Frequency Response: 46Hz - 20kHz Impedance: 4ohms Sensitivity: 89dB 1W/1m Bookshelf Design Dimensions (H x W x D): 8" x 24" x 10-1/2"
H**D
A nice speaker - maybe not high end but very good...
It is packaged and has the look and feel of a high end speaker. The cabinet is beautiful and glossy - a fingerprint / smear magnet, especially if you have kids. I found it nice that the grill had a solid feel and was magnetized to the face of the cabinet. It had a good feel to it and stays in place - not some cheap little magnets or junk plastic grill. The look of the tweeter and woofers also said high end to me. It has good heft to it and felt like something that might sell for $750. =-)Having said that - I was replacing my similar Polk Audio CS2 center channel with this speaker. The woofer and tweeter sizes are the same. The main differences was this has some sort of graphite woofers and has the ports in the front for airflow.Since hooking it up about a month ago I would say I am pleased but not overly so. It is a nice sounding speaker and looks nice than my CS2. I don't notice any "chuffing" from the ports and the sound is solid and clean. The bummer is I don't really notice a difference between this and my old Polk center. The CS2 retails for like $400 or something and this says $750. Why almost double? For a name? For the graphite? It just didn't make a big noticeable difference to me and I have a very nice 7.2 system. Fortunately I got this on one of the super sales for around one twenty five and it is certainly worth more than that. The CS2 was a great center - I just couldn't pass up the chance at possibly getting an amazing center channel. Instead I got another great center that looks and feels nicer. =-)
M**L
I feel like there arent' any reviews on the net for these
I feel like there arent' any reviews on the net for these, and wanted to write my 2 cents. look and feel nice, heavy. Maybe not as powerful as i thought, but a very clean sound. a sub woofer is a must with these for a full sound as they only cover most of the mid and high.. they sound almost hollow, but i guess that's because i'm used to closed box bookshelf speakers. if these weren't ported, they would not be "boomy" I'm running this throu a denon x2000. i have 3 of these speakers and a sub. Sounds very nice all n' all.
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