Update: This very popular Frontpage deal is available again and now $50 less with new coupon code.
Adorama has
Energy Reference Connoisseur Home Theater Speaker Bundle (Black, 11011 K) on sale for $3450 - $2701 with coupon code
JHCE9926 at checkout (apply under the 'Payment' section) =
$749.
Shipping is free.
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
Top Comments
Hook up and place everything where it needs to be. You must have a spare speaker with a positive/negative terminal. If not manually set up the speakers.
You don't need to wait to have every speaker in order to setup what you got.
That's $1050 so $799 is definitely a steal.
This is still my main setup for the past 14 years. Highly recommend.
Community Reviews
This Energy RC bundle is a strong home theater and music package built around neutral, smooth sounding towers, a matching center, and bookshelf speakers that many find detailed without harshness. The set is described as heavy, solid, and still competitive years after release, with the RC 70s and RC LCR doing especially well for dialogue and full system synergy. A subwoofer is still needed for true full range output, and the main caution is Adorama shipping and support, where damaged boxes, replacement mixups, and long delays have been reported. A good fit if you want classic Energy sound and can get an intact shipment.
The Energy RC-70 and RC-LCR package can deliver a smooth, solid sound with a premium crossover for many listeners.
A subwoofer is required for solid full-range performance with these speakers.
The RC-70 setup can work well with an Onkyo 7100 receiver for home theater and music.
The RC-70 system can be used as mains with an RSL subwoofer for home theater and music.
Adorama shipping and customer service can cause severe damage and fulfillment delays that prevent setup before return windows close.
Adorama packaging and QC can lead to repeated replacement units arriving damaged or with veneer and cabinet issues.
The RC-70 bundle may require careful verification because deal details and replacements have reportedly been mixed up with RC-10 bookshelf speakers.
Some listeners find the Energy RC tuning too bright or sibilant even after EQ adjustments.
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Especially when people claim their inexpensive model comes close to that HSU price option.
They often say two subs are better than one also.
Just look at their current SD dual deal posted for that inexpensive model.
People contemplating two vs one 12s, saving them $225.
Even nytehawk in this post pointed it out.
replacment. Adorama is good they take are of issues.
As to sound signature and what ever other bs you are spouting trust those of us who know better.
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Assuming you bought the receiver & sub under the same reasoning you chose this speaker package.
You should be fine, nothing actually sounds bad/lousy.
It comes down to whether you prefer the sound.
Now whether it sounds like 3x the price or it's your end game setup is completely personal/individual choice/opinion.
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That's $1050 so $799 is definitely a steal.
This is still my main setup for the past 14 years. Highly recommend.
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The towers will provide the same sound signature as those 3, just a bit more mid-bass extension and output (which is irrelevant if you use a sub anyway).
And if your main use is TV/movies then the front L/R and surrounds are largely irrelevant anyhow, because it's the CENTER speaker that actually carries 60-80% of the output including all of the DIALOGUE. Salesmen will never tell you that because they want you to spend more on big bulky towers since the more you spend the fatter their commission. Ditto with the industry manufacturers---ANY industry, really. Upselling the customer means more money in their pockets. End of story.
Don't split hairs or lose any sleep over this silly hobby---the goal is ENJOYMENT, not being trapped in OCD.
I bought the RC-70's in 2012 from Fry's for $300 each, RC-LCR for $250, RC-10's for $200.pr
That's $1050 so $799 is definitely a steal.
This is still my main setup for the past 14 years. Highly recommend.
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