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Polk Audio R300
$400.00
Released March, 2007
The Pros:Remains distortion free even at higher volume levels. Value - relatively inexpensive given the overall sound quality. Great for movies - well suited for use as a rear channel in a 5.1 speaker setup.
The Cons:Tweeters can produce too much 'brightness' in the high range for some users. Limited low end output - might not provide enough bass response for some users. Doesn't ship in the most protective packaging - a risk for damage.
The Polk Audio R300 is a part of the R Series line which are made up of budget-priced starter speakers. The speaker is sold as a single unit but may be bought as a pair or combined with other Polk Audio R Series products to form a surround system.
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It is magnetically shielded to protect against video interference and features an MDF constructed cabinet. The R300 speaker can handle up to 150 watts and uses a rear-firing bass port to produce powerful bottom-end signals. It hosts the Polk Dynamic Balance polymer composite driver for low distortian and features a frequency response of 45Hz-24kHz.
Features
- Magnetic shielding to protect against video interference
- MDF wood constructed cabinet
- Handles up to 150 watts
- Rear-firing bass port
- Dynamic Balance polymer composite driver for low signal distortian
- Frequency response: 45Hz-kHz
- Budget priced
- 5-year warranty
- Black finishing
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remains distortion free even at higher volume levels
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value - relatively inexpensive given the overall sound quality
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great for movies - well suited for use as a rear channel in a 5.1 speaker setup
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good for music - well suited for use with an entry-level stereo system
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small foot-print - great for smaller rooms
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tweeters can produce too much 'brightness' in the high range for some users
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limited low end output - might not provide enough bass response for some users
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doesn't ship in the most protective packaging - a risk for damage
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