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| |  | Home Theater Systems | Home » » » Polk Audio RM6752 Center Channel Speaker (Single, Black) | | | | | | | Description: | | The Polk Audio RM6752 Center Channel Speaker for RM6750, Black Finish (single) allows you to add a voice-matched back surround speaker in a 6.1-channel setup. The integrated Power Port Bass Vent designed onto the back of this compact unit is the same technology used in full-sized Polk Audio speakers, and improves lower midrange response and all-important blending for a great performance at a reasonable price range. This integrated design reveals a midrange with no hole in the frequencies, for male vocals that are rich and full rather than thin and weak like many other systems. The RM6752 utilizes dual 3.25-inch polymer-composite cone drivers that are lightweight and efficient for distortion-free midrange, and a high-performance 0.75-inch silk and polymer-composite dome tweeter for superior imaging and smooth highs. The integrated baffle and grille design allows maximum sound dispersion with minimum diffraction for superior imaging, while the mineral-filled polypropylene enclosure is non-resonant for great looks and natural sound. The RM6752 includes two integrated keyhole-slot wall mounting brackets for easy wall mounting with no extra brackets or wall mounts to buy, as well as a threaded insert that accepts popular articulating brackets (sold separately). This center speaker is magnetically shielded for safe placement next to TVs and video monitors without causing video distortion, comes in a sleek black finish, and measures 11.1875 x 5.8125 x 4.3125 inches (WxDxH). What's in the Box
RM6752 center speaker, 4 rubber feet, and registration card. | | | Features: | |
• Single center speaker designed to accommodate the rear surround channel in Polk's RM6750 speaker system
• Dual 3.25-inch polymer composite cone midrange drivers and 0.75-inch high-performance silk dome tweeter
• PowerPort bass vent technology improves the lower midrange response for better sat/sub blending
• Integrated baffle and grille design disperses the sound beautifully for clear, well-balanced, room-wise audio
• Magnetically shielded against video interference
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Width:
| 11.2 inches | | Product Height:
| 4.3 inches | | Product Weight:
| 5.3 pounds | | Package Length:
| 13.9 inches | | Package Width:
| 9.2 inches | | Package Height:
| 6.8 inches | | Package Weight:
| 6.1 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 21 reviews |
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16 of 16 found the following review helpful:
 Good sound in a small packageMay 28, 2007
By JAFU
Don't let the small size and light weight fool you. This center channel speaker packs plenty of punch. For me, the main purpose of a CS speaker is to deliver clear vocals and dialogue. With this Polk, I no longer have to lean forward in my chair or crank up the volume to hear conversations. All sound coming from it is crystal-clear. I'm very happy with it. I have it set up with an Onkyo receiver, an RCA sub, two Bose front speakers, and four Klipsch surround speakers.
11 of 11 found the following review helpful:
WOW!Jan 17, 2008
By R. Miller
Got an HD LCD TV for Christmas to replace the Sony CRT. That meant the center speaker (an $200 big name in high end audio) could no longer sit on top of the set. Wall mounting wasn't an option (uh, I have a WIFE.) This little Polk unit fits in the TV stand (standing upright) next to the audio/SAT/DVD units. Yeah, I was a bit worried about the sound coming out of such a small unit (especially male vocals) but Polk does wonders with their small bookshelf speakers (of which I have a pair in the bedroom.) How impressive is this! Crisp, loud vocals with plenty of warmth and depth. Male voices are plenty deep. For $71 and free shipping, this was a steal!!!!
6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
Very clear vocals in a small packageJul 26, 2007
By John
"Avid science fiction fan, who also enjoys a good fantasy or mystery/thriller."
While overhauling my home theater system, I decided to try a new center speaker. Even if this speker did not work well, it could go into another room.
Wow! What a pleasant surprise to hear the sweet, clear sound this speaker produces. At less than half the size of my existing center speaker, this Polk Audio RM6752 center speaker produces at least the same amount of sound. More importantly, vocal sound through this speaker is clear and crisp.
So, this speaker will stay with my home theater system. The older center speaker can go to the other room for a 3.1 setup. As you can guess, I do recommend this speaker. Though small, it provides a sweet, clear sound for your center channel.
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Inexpensive Center Channel SpeakerApr 19, 2008
By gurumanjohn
The Polk RM6752 Center Channel Speaker is a good, inexpensive alternative to higher priced Polk units. I combined this unit with Polk bookshelf speakers that recommended a much more expensive center channel unit. In a room of modest size (12 x 15) it provides more than adequate sound with a 100 watt per channel receiver. The addition of the center channel increases the clarity of speech on tv and dvd's significantly. It also allows the left and right speakers to expand the sound stage to provide more three dimensional sound.
The unit is well built and small enough to fit almost anywhere. It is not large enough to rest the TV on it, however.
11 of 14 found the following review helpful:
 not impressedSep 22, 2007
By J. Hardman
The Cerwin Vega center I was trying to replace was about a decade old, so I figured that technological improvements over that time-span would let me buy a better speaker for a reasonable price. Although the price is reasonable on this Polk, I was certainly not impressed with the sound produced. ALthough the CV only has one speaker and this Polk has 3 built into it, the sound on the Polk is so much quieter and less crisp. I guess I'll put it in with the tv in my bedroom. It certainly doesn't belong with my 50" Sony SXRD HDTV, my Harman Kardon receiver, or my JBL speakers.
If you're just looking for a fair speaker at a reasonable price, I'd recommend the Polk. But, if you want a center channel that produces strong and crisp sound, you should look elsewhere.
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