Tannoy MC Center Channels

Tannoy MC Center Channels 

DESCRIPTION

Fully magnetically shielded centre channel speaker for home cinema use.

USER REVIEWS

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[Nov 24, 2002]
baldywig
Audio Enthusiast

Strength:

sound

Weakness:

very heavy,you will need a good rack,too heavy to sit on top of tv

This is a review for the Revolution centre. Superb open large sound,very neutral & goes very low for a centre speaker.Bought to compliment R3s & really does so well indeed.

Similar Products Used:

yamaha

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Nov 21, 2002]
tjandra ghozalli ghozalli
AudioPhile

good,very nice,sound vocal

Similar Products Used:

B&W nautilus,sonus faber,jbl,ar

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Apr 14, 2001]
David K
Audio Enthusiast

Weakness:

Compression at high volumes

This is the third centre channel speaker I have owned. Admittedly, my ears are biased toward the european speakers with strength in the mid range, but I was very impressed by how dynamic this speaker could be! The first time I heard by itself, I honestly thought there was a small sub-woofer running somewhere in the room!

A word of warning to those who like cranking things up loud, it does sound harsh when it's really being pushed. But for my listening levels, it's perfect, I couldn't have snagged a better speaker for the small $'s I paid.

Similar Products Used:

Aaron, Energy

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[May 24, 2001]
john
Audiophile

Strength:

punch,overall sweet sound

Weakness:

none so far.

no problems here.after months of debate,i decided on the mc,to match my c-8's.this center is smooth,used with my harmon kardon avr 100,and dvp-ns400d.i hated my ec100,i thought it had beautiful sound effects,but terrible dialog.im talking turn it up stupid load to here a soft passage,ridiculous.anyways that problem is history with the mc.i recommend.
ps. im being reasonable with my rating.

Similar Products Used:

energy ec100

OVERALL
RATING
4
VALUE
RATING
3
[Oct 10, 2000]
Yeap Chee Guan
Audio Enthusiast

Strength:

Dialogue, dynamic, tonal balance

Weakness:

....mm....

Done very well being the "center speaker".
There are two theories for HT :
1. choose the best speakers for a HT speaker system
2. matching speakers preferably from the same manufacturer.
I strongly recommend to go for (2). I tried using this speaker with Tannoy R2, Mission 601 rear, couldnt match, sound even worst. Actually the center channel is the most important factor for a HT system; most of the presentation of a movie comes from center channel. Since my best choice for main speaker and rear are M4 and M2, the best accompany surely be this MC. Always remember, every different speaker system (diafragm, magnet, coil, diameter, materials etc) will reproduce a different frequencies response along the sound spectrum, usually given with average +- 2 to 3db when reading from the spec. Thus, best if to reproduce an aeroplane flying from left to center to right..to rear right..rear left, use the same "throat" to "speak". If not, the sound of the plane may distorted like 747 to 737 to 747 or others but from the screne, the same 747!
Best if all the speakers are the same : all M4 or all M2, but in many listening room, very difficult. MC at least give the best solution, by very similar frequency response, sensitivity, tonal balance.
Well done, Tannoy.

Similar Products Used:

KEF C100, Infinity Video 1, Mission 77c, Paradigm C350, Yamaha C???

OVERALL
RATING
5
VALUE
RATING
5
[Jul 05, 2000]
Tony C
Audio Enthusiast

I bought the MC to match my M4. While the bigger M4's are made in UK, the MC is made somewhere in eastern Europe; and the quality differences really show. The M4's are clear and sweet while the MC sounds suppressed and colored. Nonetheless, in a DD5.1 configuration where its primary function is to reproduce dialogs, it does its job.

OVERALL
RATING
3
VALUE
RATING
3
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