1HOHDude

Have fun!

I made a two way center using two 400's with a couple of 10" woofers for my TSCM speakers in my theater. Used Selenium 220ti for the drivers and a 600 hz crossover with absolutely great results. I have a great timber match to my modified TSCM. I used a sealed acoustic suspension box and my rough measurements suggest my low frequency fall off is about 50 hx and the top is beyond my hearing. As a second test I fed white noise from my Marantz to the TSCM and then to the center. The sound was remarkably similar. [Better in fact than my two RS-52 which you would think would be identical. I have checked close to a dozen sets of speakers with white noise and when compared they are distressingly dissimilar.]

You get those beauties hooked up and playing we want a report.

For you an easy ride but for me a long 2 day trip. It is much more complicated than the miles. I have to convince my significant other of a need since the center would be on the living room TV which is her domain. My media room is well done already.

Tell me a bit more about the center. Is this a front with a new front motorboard? Stock front crossover?

Turns out I am well over 300 miles away. Just too far but I think you are selling the ultimate center for an RF7 system. There are RC7s around for sale for more than that.

Let me work on logistics and get back.

I could not agree more. I have upgraded a set of TSCM w/ newer [ better? ] drivers and then the best change was the ALK steep slope crossover. These are a bargain!

And I just bought a 600..... Where were you when I needed you?

Would you consider selling the center by itself?

Lots of sound for a pittance.

Not me.

They claim 35 hz to 40K hz spectrum. Who can hear 40 k?

Maybe, or perhaps Hard Of Hearing...........

I sold really beat up one for $300. I think typical clean C7s go $4-500 but are getting really hard to come by. These are a really quality center channel. Sold mine because I made my own center.