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Energy Take TWR
$550.00
Released March, 2005
The Pros:Solid frequency response range, nothing really missing. Design is unobtrusive and blends in with the room's decor. Lighter than most towers, easy to move around and feasible to wall mount.
The Cons:Needs the support of a separate powered subwoofer to fill out the bass range. Needs a break-in period to really show its quality, will sound a little muffled at first. Can get higher quality towers at this price with better power output, poor value.
The Energy Take TWR is a 3-way tower speaker from Energy's mid-range Take Series and is suitable for medium to large-sized rooms. The speaker is designed with a 1" chambered aluminum dome tweeter for accurate sound reproduction and four 4.5" cone woofers with elliptical surrounds and rear venting for powerful bass response.
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It offers an RMS power handling of up to 250 watts and a frequency response of 52Hz to 23kHz. The Take TWR features advanced sound engineering to ensure that all frequencies are produced with uniform sound, wide and constant dispersion, and low distortion. It can be placed on the floor and is also wall-mountable using the included wall-mounting bracket. The speaker is magnetically shielded so that it can be placed close to video devices and is available in a black finish.
Features/Specs
- Tapered 3-way Bass Reflex
- Front Vented
- Wall-Mountable tower speaker
- 4 x 4.5-inch cone woofers with elliptical surrounds and cast baskets
- 1-inch chambered aluminum dome tweeter
- Impedance: 8 ohms
- Frequency Response: 52 - 23 kHz
- Sensitivity: 92dB
- RMS Power Handling: 250 watts
- Magnetically Shielded
- Black Finish
- Comes with a wall-mounting bracket
- Dimensions: 44-1/4" x 6-1/2" x 4-1/4"
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Pros & Cons
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solid frequency response range, nothing really missing
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design is unobtrusive and blends in with the room's decor
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lighter than most towers, easy to move around and feasible to wall mount
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sounds lively and detailed with warm bass response after break-in
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glass stands are a classy design touch
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needs the support of a separate powered subwoofer to fill out the bass range
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needs a break-in period to really show its quality, will sound a little muffled at first
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can get higher quality towers at this price with better power output, poor value
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