Definitive Technology Speakers Reviews

Unusually gutsy sound for a center speaker.

1 expert reviews | 10 user reviews

Nice compliment to my current setup of 5.1 to 5.1.4 atmos!

5 user reviews

My original plan was to get rid of my 12 inch polk sub after getting these. Though I think I am going to keep it now, just to keep the earth shaking bass. Most people probably will not need a sub with these, but since I already have one, and selling it...

1 expert reviews | 5 user reviews

Excellent surround speakers. I have six in my Dolby Atmos theater (surround, rear surround, and two for ceiling). I plan to buy two more to have four ceiling speakers.

6 user reviews

For the price, the new SC4000 and SC6000 SuperCube subs from Definitive Technology are quite enticing. While we wait with baited breath specifications on their performance, we love that they are basically a cubic foot box with a driver, two radiators,...

1 expert reviews | 7 user reviews

The rest of the lower bar is the running program bar. Much like Windows, here you will find tabs for each of the programs you currently have open. Now let's dive a little deeper.

2 expert reviews | 4 user reviews

Please bring them back!

6 user reviews

Introduction Over the last few of years, the AV industry has enjoyed an enormous boost in enthusiasm, with much of its momentum due to the recent advancements in video technology. Though they once seemed like sci-fi or something from a Jetsons'...

1 expert reviews | 6 user reviews

Before hooking mine up, I popped the top and pulled down the mesh grille for a look at the hardware. The front-firing main driver is a very MEAN looking 10" driver with a HUGE surround. The passives are flat-pistons with equally large surrounds. The...

6 user reviews

Great side/surround speakers.

5 user reviews

You're gonna love adding these as height channels for your new 5.2.4 or 7.2.2 speaker system featuring the Monoprice Encore speakers and dual SVS Subwoofers. What a great time to be an audiophile to get this level of performance for such a reasonable...

1 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

These speakers are amazing for ceiling mounts! Great sound/clarity.....now for a really good sub and I'm set!

4 user reviews

If you're building an home theater system from scratch (even in an existing, older room) and a nearly invisible, zero-floor-space design is your goal--but you don't want to sacrifice sound quality and aural impact--I highly recommend the DI Series from...

1 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

When I'm looking for speakers to review, I gravitate toward two types: ones that have the potential to sound great, and ones with weird designs. The former offer the potential for hours of joyous listening. The latter offer the potential for either a...

1 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

I am using these as in ceiling surround speakers in a 5.1 set-up with 2 x Mythos XTR-40s (main) 1 x Mythos 7 (center) and 1 x Supercube 2000 (subwoofer). I am delighted with their performance. I have had surround sound systems since the early 1970s...

2 user reviews

I am using these as in ceiling surround speakers in a 5.1 set-up with 2 x Mythos XTR-40s (main) 1 x Mythos 7 (center) and 1 x Supercube 2000 (subwoofer). I am delighted with their performance. I have had surround sound systems since the early 1970s...

2 user reviews

Purchased these as a Zone-2 in-wall installation for our dining kitchen area. Mounted them vertically on a far wall, about 1 foot down from the ceiling. Some impressions after about 2 months of listening. 1) The drivers themselves are very good...

3 user reviews

Opened the box and plugged into my receiver. Works just like it should. It sounds great to. I have Definitive tower speakers and large surrounds with a sub. Running off a beefy Yamaha. After a flood we moved the system back into the house and the...

2 user reviews

These speakers are part of my DefTech 11.2 setup in the right and left rear position. They produce a wide sound field and give movie soundtracks a fuller sound compared to the mono-pole speakers they replaced. Had to adjust the levels down 8db to match...

3 user reviews

Definitive Technology’s $1300/pair UIW RCS IIs are an excellent solution for anyone who wants serious sound from speakers that are essentially hidden from view. Just add a good subwoofer, and perhaps Definitive’s matching surround speakers (the UIW RSS...

1 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

It is tough to find great sound that is also esthetically pleasing. These speakers completely blew me away and passed the looks test with flying colors. I haven't experienced an in wall or on wall speaker that could deliver such accurate sound. Music...

2 user reviews

I have four Def Tech speakers. The main ones are BP20's from the 1980's. The high-end of the time. I am 75 years old and wish to complete my home theater before the inevitable. Money is scarce at my age as I live on Soc. Sec. Disability. So...

2 user reviews

I have four Def Tech speakers. The main ones are BP20's from the 1980's. The high-end of the time. I am 75 years old and wish to complete my home theater before the inevitable. Money is scarce at my age as I live on Soc. Sec. Disability. So...

2 user reviews

If any mid range audio company does it right, it's Def Tech. I bought these on 12/1/08 along with the Def Tech BP7006's, plugged them in to my Yamaha HTR-5890 (130 watts per channel) and they sound INCREDIBLE. I bought them mainly for home theater, but...

2 user reviews

I was concerned about leaving the CLR 2300 speaker powered on while connected to the wall outlet. After calling Definitive Technology technical support, I learned the speaker will automatically power off to a standby state after 45 minutes. Upon...

4 user reviews