Bookshelf Speaker Reviews

Emotiva X-Ref XRC-5.2 Speaker System Specs

Specs

Speaker: XRC-5.2
Type: LCR
Tweeter (size in inches, type): 1, silk dome (1)
Woofer (size in inches, type): 5.25, blended pulp (2)
Nominal Impedance (ohms): 4
Recommended Amp Power (watts): 50-plus
Available Finishes: Black satin lacquer
Dimensions (W x H x D, inches): 19.5 x 6.5 x 8.5
Weight (pounds): 17.4
Price: $239/each

Speaker: XRS-4.1
Type: Bipole surround
Tweeter (size in inches, type): 1, silk dome (2)
Woofer (size in inches, type): 4, blended pulp (1)
Nominal Impedance (ohms): 5
Recommended Amp Power (watts): 25-plus
Available Finishes: Black satin lacquer
Dimensions (W x H x D, inches): 13.5 x 12 x 17
Weight (pounds): 7.4
Price: $279/pair

X-REF 10 Subwoofer
Enclosure Type: Sealed
Woofer (size in inches, type): 10, para-aramid fiber cone (1)
Rated Power (watts): 300, RMS
Connections: Stereo line-level in, RCA; balanced mono in/out, XLR; movie EQ trigger
Crossover Bypass: Yes
Available Finishes: Studio Black satin lacquer finish
Dimensions (W x H x D, inches): 12.63 x 13.63 x 13.63
Weight (pounds): 33
Price: $499

Company Info
Emotiva Audio Corporation
(877) 366-8324
emotiva.com

COMPANY INFO
Emotiva Audio Corporation
(877) 366-8324
emotiva.com
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COMMENTS
MarcusB's picture
Submitted by MarcusB on April 13, 2012 - 9:33pm

It looks nice.

TheJoBoo's picture
Submitted by TheJoBoo on April 18, 2012 - 1:23pm

Yeah, more Chinese made crap!

Thick Shaddy's picture
Submitted by Thick Shaddy on April 29, 2012 - 9:38pm

Emotiva Audio Corporation
135 SE Parkway Court
Franklin, TN 37064

Unless I am missing something here...USA made it looks like.

K-hud's picture
Submitted by K-hud on July 27, 2012 - 1:57am

Emotiva claims "Designed and Researched in the USA" But they are assembled in China. There's no way they could hit these price points with this quality and design without cheaper labor.

Having said that, I own their XPA5 5-channel power amp and it is awesome. Sounds beautiful - a lot better than my Pioneer receiver.

-K

utopianemo's picture
Submitted by utopianemo on April 26, 2012 - 6:17am

Most things are made in China these days, including all of Apple's products, some of the most well-designed and manufactured electronics out there. I would rather products be made here, as I am sure you would. Being Chinese-made, however, is not an indication of a product's quality, as is evident by the review.

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