RBH Sound Signature T-30LSE System Review
T-30LSE
Summary
- Product Name: Special Edition Signature Series T-30LSE
- Manufacturer: RBH Sound
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- Review Date: January 06, 2007 18:00
- MSRP: $ 15000/pr
- Specifications
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Model Name/Number: T-30LSE
Primary Use: Freestanding Tower
Series: Signature Series
System Type: 3-way Sealed & Bass Reflex
Frequency Response: 18Hz — 20kHz ± 3dB
Sensitivity: 91dB (2.83 Volts @ 1 Meter)
Recommended Power: 150-700 Watts
Drive Units: (2) 10” Aluminum Cone Subwoofers
(4) 6 1/2h Aluminum Cone Woofers
(3) 1” Silk Dome Tweeters
Crossover Frequency: 80Hz, 2000Hz
Crossover Slope: Asymmetrical 6-18dB/Octave
Impedance: 4 Ohms
Color: Custom Veneers Only
Grille: Black Cloth
Video Shielding: No
Dimensions: 15 ½” W x 60 ½” H x 18” D
Weight: 160 Lbs.
Warranty: 5 Years
Pros
- Unparalleled audio performance at any price
- Limitless dynamics
- Lifelike soundstage
Cons
- Big and heavy
- Expensive
- Bulky
Introduction
The RBH Sound T-30LSE system is a speaker system cut from a different cloth. It provides that "better than being there" sonic experience typically only found in unamplified live musical performance. With only 100 pairs being produced, you better get your dose of overindulgence before they are going, going… gone.
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GranteedEV posts on November 02, 2010 19:07
Hey gene, do you have the polar response graph on these? It's something i've gotten a bit curious about.
frostbyte posts on October 02, 2007 16:34
How are the subs connected? Are they still seperately wired as if you had a pair of 1010 SEP's or are they connected passively with just the speaker wire inputs? Is there 2 sets of inputs? One for the subs and one for the uppers?
frostbyte posts on October 02, 2007 16:24
I own the 661-SE's with 2 1010's and their bass is great and in my wife's own words "I don't think that it would even sound this good if they were playing right in front of us." and this is just the 661's. I'm in persuit to upgrade to these or their reference line.
RBH speakers are amazing IMO and I doubt I'll ever switch unless someone can do better at the same price point.
RBH speakers are amazing IMO and I doubt I'll ever switch unless someone can do better at the same price point.
Dragon99 posts on September 07, 2007 15:08
I had the pleasure of listening to these in the RBH demo room this week during CEDIA. The room was setup as a home theater and they were playing a clip from Master and Commander. I could feel the air hit my face as the cannon fired as if the cannon had been right in front of me.
I was very impressed with the speakers and only wish I could afford them. Alas I'll have to settle for their MC line most likely.
I was very impressed with the speakers and only wish I could afford them. Alas I'll have to settle for their MC line most likely.
gene posts on April 13, 2007 15:10
I think AVrev.com is next followed by Absolute Sound ???
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