A admin Audioholics Robot Staff member Apr 16, 2004 172 0 0 Jan 6, 2011 #1 RBH, manufacturer of high performance custom home audio products, announced they will be introducing their newly-designed Signature SX Series loudspeakers at the International CES taking place this week in Las Vegas, Nevada. RBH’s new Signature SX Series replaces their award-winning, standard black finish Signature Series models and boasts a new modern, shapely and beautiful cabinet design. RBH’s Signature SX Series consists of the standard line and a reference line. The reference line versions feature upgraded 6.5-inch fixed phase plug aluminum cone woofers, a liquid-cooled Scanspeak silk dome tweeter, and a modified crossover network to manage the upgraded drivers. The reference-level upgrades provide increased power handling and improved resolution, resulting in increased sonic clarity and performance. Discuss "RBH Signature SX Series loudspeakers Preview" here. Read the article.
RBH, manufacturer of high performance custom home audio products, announced they will be introducing their newly-designed Signature SX Series loudspeakers at the International CES taking place this week in Las Vegas, Nevada. RBH’s new Signature SX Series replaces their award-winning, standard black finish Signature Series models and boasts a new modern, shapely and beautiful cabinet design. RBH’s Signature SX Series consists of the standard line and a reference line. The reference line versions feature upgraded 6.5-inch fixed phase plug aluminum cone woofers, a liquid-cooled Scanspeak silk dome tweeter, and a modified crossover network to manage the upgraded drivers. The reference-level upgrades provide increased power handling and improved resolution, resulting in increased sonic clarity and performance. Discuss "RBH Signature SX Series loudspeakers Preview" here. Read the article.
jp_over Full Audioholic Jun 23, 2007 459 0 43 TX Jan 7, 2011 #2 Those do look nice! I wish it wasn't so difficult to find prices on their products (short of calling a dealer).
Those do look nice! I wish it wasn't so difficult to find prices on their products (short of calling a dealer).
A AGuinn Audiophyte Oct 13, 2009 7 0 1 Jan 10, 2011 #3 Be interesting to see how these things spec out and measure once they go into production. Looks like the EMPTek E55Ti towers with upgraded drivers. IIRC, RBH and EMPTek are the same parent company, and have shared speaker designs in the past.
Be interesting to see how these things spec out and measure once they go into production. Looks like the EMPTek E55Ti towers with upgraded drivers. IIRC, RBH and EMPTek are the same parent company, and have shared speaker designs in the past.
GranteedEV Audioholic Ninja Jul 14, 2009 4,945 0 113 Calgary, Canada Jan 10, 2011 #4 AGuinn said: Be interesting to see how these things spec out and measure once they go into production. Looks like the EMPTek E55Ti towers with upgraded drivers. IIRC, RBH and EMPTek are the same parent company, and have shared speaker designs in the past. Click to expand... The e55tis use 5.25" mids and 6.5" woofers. The SX-8300s use 6.5" mids and 8" woofers just for reference. A true full range tower.
AGuinn said: Be interesting to see how these things spec out and measure once they go into production. Looks like the EMPTek E55Ti towers with upgraded drivers. IIRC, RBH and EMPTek are the same parent company, and have shared speaker designs in the past. Click to expand... The e55tis use 5.25" mids and 6.5" woofers. The SX-8300s use 6.5" mids and 8" woofers just for reference. A true full range tower.
