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| Product Name: | ELAC DBR62 Overview |
| Product Description: | 1Description 2Enhanced High-Frequency Response 3Dual-Flared Ports 4Bracing 5Cast Chassis Woofer 6Ceramic Magnet 7Top & Bottom Plates Enjoy balanced stereo sound with your amplifier and this pair of Debut Reference Two-Way Bookshelf Speakers with white baffle & oak cabinet from ELAC. Each speaker features a 2-way design with a 1" cloth dome tweeter and a 6.5" woven aramid-fiber cone woofer. The speakers have a 44 Hz to 35 kHz frequency response and accept up to 120W of power from your amplifier. Enhanced High-Frequency Response The Reference Series' waveguide and grille design enhance upper high-frequency response. Dual-Flared Ports The front-firing, dual-flared slot port allows for lower noise and higher bass output for improved bass dynamics. Bracing A full-perimeter brace that joins the top and side panels significantly lessens cabinet vibrations, minimizing cabinet coloration. Cast Chassis Woofer The cast chassis woofer provides improved stiffness for both strengthening the front baffle and minimizing chassis resonances. Ceramic Magnet Oversized ceramic magnets produce high motor strength for powerful bass reproduction. Top & Bottom Plates The top and bottom plates are constructed from low carbon steel for high magnetic conductivity to maximize flux density. UPC: 850008944093 In the Box ELAC Debut Reference Two-Way Bookshelf Speaker (White Baffle, Oak Cabinet, Pair) 2 x Magnetic Fabric Grilles Limited 3-Year Manufacturer Warranty |
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I can't comment on the two you mention, but I have these and love them. Powered by NAD D 3045 in my office area. Seems like a good deal on these.
I've had the DBR62 and M16. I preferred the m16.
The dbr62 were polite and neutral. Male vocals really shined on these. They are great speakers.
The M16 sounded more exciting and open. I preferred it listening to more types of music.
Also keep in mind the dbr62 is silk dome and M16 is aluminum dome tweeter.
Crutchfield has an auditioning period. Ship the speakers back if you don't like for $20(?)
No experience with the polks but I absolutely love my debut references. They are 6ohm, and thrive with plenty of power. Really amazing bang for the buck here.
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Having experience with them I couldn't tell you how they would to you.
I would say it comes down to their sound signatures so you will get many opposing opinions.
I kinda agree with JsLs post & add Polks fall closer to the 62s.
Keep in mind your power, placement & room environment plays an important role here also.
In general terms I would say not to expect adequate bass extension without a sub with all three.
They are not very efficient so they tend to like power especially the m16s.
These are front ported while the r200 & m16 are rear ported.
If this a blind buy check what the return policy is and start with the least expensive.
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Gotta be one of the dumbest comments I've seen on SD
I am being attacked for telling the truth!!
No one should attack you. It may be true but it's only your "truth", you can believe whatever you want!
BTW at that Dolby screening they also use "magic sound boxes(and they are JUST boxes)" and they are not cheap!
You also do not have to spend "tens of thousands of dollars" to get an optimal setup in a home.
For me personally, my setup at home easily outperforms a movie theater.
The sound is the least favorite of going to the movies, loud does not equal better for me.