RBH Sound MC-6C Bookshelf Speaker Review
Summary
- Product Name: RBH Sound MC-6C Bookshelf Speaker
- Manufacturer: RBH
- Performance Rating:
- Value Rating:
- Review Date: May 29, 2007 20:00
- MSRP: $ 849/pr
- Specifications
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Frequency range +/- 3 dB
Sensitivity (2.83V/1m)
Nominal impedance
Recommended amp power
Crossover frequency
Tweeter driver
Low frequency driver(s)
Enclosure type
Connection input(s)
Recommended placement
Dimensions (H x W x D)
Weight
Finish60Hz - 20kHz±3dB
86.0 dB
8 ohms
50– 120 watts
3 kHz
1” Aluminum Dome
6 ½” Aluminum
Sealed
Single Wire
Stand, shelf, on wall (via wall mount kit)
12 ½” H x 7 ¾” W x 8 ¾” D
17 lbs/ea
Black
Pros
- Excellent sound quality
- Superb midrange performance
- Won’t bottom out
Cons
- Molded baffle design making speakers not field serviceable
Introduction
The RBH Sound MC-6C speaker system has certainly exceeded my expectations and proved that, like a fine wine, a product line can get better overtime. The fact that the MC-6C’s could outgun pricier speakers on the market is a testament to a speaker company not so concerned with profit margins as much as they are with bringing a high performance product to market.
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Guapo posts on September 29, 2008 02:24
I purchased some RBH MC series a few years ago. I was having trouble figuring out which configuration to get and I eventually called RBH and talked to one of the engineers. Unfortunately his name escapes me, as it's coming up on four years now. Based on my budget & needs, he recommended MC 616's and for the sub, the MS 10.1. This guy knows his stuff because he nailed the recommendation.
The MS 10.1 sound is rich, deep & has a nice punch. It's very accurate and starts/stops when it's supposed to. I also like to feel the sound when appropriate and this little speaker has the goods.
I know it's been a while since the original post, but better late than never. ;-)
The MS 10.1 sound is rich, deep & has a nice punch. It's very accurate and starts/stops when it's supposed to. I also like to feel the sound when appropriate and this little speaker has the goods.
I know it's been a while since the original post, but better late than never. ;-)
jnmfox posts on January 28, 2008 14:43
Nova,
You have a PM
You have a PM
nova posts on January 26, 2008 12:11
I think the MC line compares very favorably to the SE line. Are they as good? No. Do they look as good? No. Are they very close and an excellent value? YES. My suggestion to you would be go with a bunch of 616C rather than the 6C. If you can save the money the SE are very nice, but you can come very close with three MC-616C across the front and a good sub.
jnmfox posts on January 23, 2008 10:16
Coheednme13;283099
Everyone thanks for all the answers. I was just wondering do you think that it is benneficial for the added cost to move up to the Signature series or do you think that the MC series is almost as good? To give some insight I will be using these speakers for HT primarily. Thanks in advance.
Gene,
I know it has been a while since this was posted but I was wondering the same thing. I am about to pull the trigger on some MC-6Cs and a MC-616 but I am wondering if I should keep saving for the SEs.
Thanks
Coheednme13 posts on July 09, 2007 12:18
Everyone thanks for all the answers. I was just wondering do you think that it is benneficial for the added cost to move up to the Signature series or do you think that the MC series is almost as good? To give some insight I will be using these speakers for HT primarily. Thanks in advance.
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