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frontpageiconian | Staff posted Jul 24, 2026 11:46 PM
Energy Speaker Bundle: 2x RC-70 Floors + RC-LCR Center + 2x RC-10 Bookshelf
$799
$1,499
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Adorama has Energy Reference Connoisseur Home Theater Speaker Bundle (Black, 11011 K) on sale for $3,450 - $2,651 with promo code JHCE5839 at checkout (apply under the 'Payment' section) = $799. Shipping is free.
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- RC-70 Floorstanding Speaker (Black, Pair)
- Dual 6.5" Kevlar woofers + 5.5" Kevlar midrange + 1" aluminum dome tweeter
- 3-way bass reflex, rear vented; up to 250W recommended power
- Frequency response: 31Hz–23kHz ±3dB; sensitivity 92dB anechoic (95dB in-room)
- Impedance: 8Ω nominal / 4Ω min; dimensions ~39.9"H × 7.8"W × 15"D; ~60 lb each
- RC-LCR Center Channel Speaker (Black Ash Veneer)
- 5.5" Kevlar woofer + dual 2" aluminum dome midranges + 1" aluminum dome tweeter
- 3-way design; up to 200W recommended power
- Frequency response ~48Hz–23kHz; even dispersion for left/center/right use
- Horizontal placement under TV for movies/games; vertical as front L/R for music
- RC-10 Bookshelf Speaker (Black, Pair)
- 5.5" Ribbed Elliptical Surround Kevlar woofer + 1" aluminum dome tweeter
- 2-way bass reflex; up to 175W recommended power
- Frequency response: 50Hz–23kHz ±3dB; sensitivity 88dB anechoic
- Compact size with big sound; ideal for stereo, gaming, or home theater in space-limited setups
- Handles loud or detailed playback with power and accuracy
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Written by SaltyOne | Staff- Get 1%-5% cash back on deals like this with a cash back credit card. Compare the available cash back credit cards here.
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars form customer reviews.
- At the time of this posting, our research indicates that this is $800 lower than the next best comparable online prices starting from $1,599.
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Adorama has Energy Reference Connoisseur Home Theater Speaker Bundle (Black, 11011 K) on sale for $3,450 - $2,651 with promo code JHCE5839 at checkout (apply under the 'Payment' section) = $799. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Editor iconian for sharing this deal.
Details:
Thanks to Deal Editor iconian for sharing this deal.
Details:
- RC-70 Floorstanding Speaker (Black, Pair)
- Dual 6.5" Kevlar woofers + 5.5" Kevlar midrange + 1" aluminum dome tweeter
- 3-way bass reflex, rear vented; up to 250W recommended power
- Frequency response: 31Hz–23kHz ±3dB; sensitivity 92dB anechoic (95dB in-room)
- Impedance: 8Ω nominal / 4Ω min; dimensions ~39.9"H × 7.8"W × 15"D; ~60 lb each
- RC-LCR Center Channel Speaker (Black Ash Veneer)
- 5.5" Kevlar woofer + dual 2" aluminum dome midranges + 1" aluminum dome tweeter
- 3-way design; up to 200W recommended power
- Frequency response ~48Hz–23kHz; even dispersion for left/center/right use
- Horizontal placement under TV for movies/games; vertical as front L/R for music
- RC-10 Bookshelf Speaker (Black, Pair)
- 5.5" Ribbed Elliptical Surround Kevlar woofer + 1" aluminum dome tweeter
- 2-way bass reflex; up to 175W recommended power
- Frequency response: 50Hz–23kHz ±3dB; sensitivity 88dB anechoic
- Compact size with big sound; ideal for stereo, gaming, or home theater in space-limited setups
- Handles loud or detailed playback with power and accuracy
Editor's Notes
Written by SaltyOne | Staff- Get 1%-5% cash back on deals like this with a cash back credit card. Compare the available cash back credit cards here.
- Rated 5 out of 5 stars form customer reviews.
- At the time of this posting, our research indicates that this is $800 lower than the next best comparable online prices starting from $1,599.
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If you were considering that JBL Studio 6 deal.
This is well reviewed and very comparable.
Especially when you consider you get 5.0 for close to the price of ONE JBL!
edit: review from 2006
https://www.soundandvis
yes if you have the room - this is a step up in quality from that line of speakers
I'd buy these just for the floor standers if I had room to use one as a center.
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It also got decent reviews & received Best Buy home theater system from EISA in 2018-2019!
Here is a review from same source db999md provided for this system.
Keep in mind, it's based on the $1500 price tag!
https://www.soundandvis
all I need now is to find a solid receiver to drive them with, and a quality budget subwoofer - and later on, I'll have to get some heights... I'm actually thinking about doing the c-note diy speakers as heights due to their incredible value (they measure pretty decently (particularly when crossed somewhere around 80-100hz), they have good directivity while also having good dispersion, and they have relatively flat response similar to the energy speakers so I think they'll integrate well when i'm ready (I also don't mind building speaker kits and it should be a fun time, I have electronics and building experience).
between what I can do with room correction and eq on whatever receiver I pick up and measurements with rew and my calibrated measurement microphone, I'm confident that I should be able to tame and integrate these to make for a very tasty listening experience.
all I need now is to find a solid receiver to drive them with, and a quality budget subwoofer - and later on, I'll have to get some heights... I'm actually thinking about doing the c-note diy speakers as heights due to their incredible value (they measure pretty decently (particularly when crossed somewhere around 80-100hz), they have good directivity while also having good dispersion, and they have relatively flat response similar to the energy speakers so I think they'll integrate well when i'm ready (I also don't mind building speaker kits and it should be a fun time, I have electronics and building experience).
between what I can do with room correction and eq on whatever receiver I pick up and measurements with rew and my calibrated measurement microphone, I'm confident that I should be able to tame and integrate these to make for a very tasty listening experience.
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