- Just installed 2 Yamaha in-wall 960 speakers and realized that my outdated Infinity center channel was no longer a good match. The Yamahas have dual 6.5s so I needed to step up from the 4-inch drivers on the Infinity and started searching. I found that most LCRs in the sub-$300 range had anything from 3.5-inch to 5.25-inch woofers; I had recently added a BIC sub to my system so I checked their website and saw the FH6 that sports dual 6.5s as well as the horn tweeter, which would be a nice match with my Yammys. Unfortunately, I didn't want to spend the $329 price tag so I checked Amazon and found a listing for $107. Are you kidding me?!? Took me all of 2 seconds to order one.If you are looking…
- Just bought the FH6-LCR after purchasing the PL-28 and being astounded by the sound quality from the6.5" horn tweeter. The FH6-LCR was purchased for a smaller room and I am no less astounded by the audio quality. The price I paid was unreal and considering the free shipping to Hawaii, I couldn't be happier. I compared this next to a Definitive Technology ProCenter 2000 and it blew it away. I would recommend this speaker to all of my friends and family. You can't go wrong with purchasing this item.
- Dual injection molded woofers with rubber surround
- 6 1/4" mid/high frequency horns, neodymium magnets
- High efficiency output to 116dB
- Frequency response: 40Hz-23kHz
- Includes 5-year warranty
