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- Help reduce noise caused by crosstalk and system noise
- Crimp on RJ45 connectors with inserts for holding wires in place
- Gold plated contacts
- ABS molded clamp. Fits truss diameters of 1in, 1.5in, and 2in.
- Includes fitted inserts.
- 76 lbs. (34 kg) capacity.
- Ideal for truss warmers.
- Low profile mounting.
- Sold as 1 Each.
- Black. Satellite speakers: 2-way, full-range bass reflex with rear-firing port speaker type, 0.75" aluminum dome tweeter driver, 3" polypropylene...
- Output power: 100 W satellite speakers, 100 W center speaker, 200 W subwoofer. Center speaker: 88 dB sensitivity, 8 Ohms impedance, spring loaded...
- Frequency: 110 Hz - 20 kHz satellite speakers, 110 Hz - 20 kHz center speaker, 30 Hz - 150 Hz subwoofer. Subwoofer: Bass reflex with front-firing port...
- Dimensions: 6.9"(H) x 4.3"(W) x 4.3"(D) satellite speakers, 4.3"(H) x 10.2"(W) x 4.3"(D) center speaker, 12.6"(H) x 12.6"(W) x 12.6"(D) subwoofer....
- Immersive sound The immersive, upward-firing Driver adds a new dimension to movie soundtracks, making the sound come alive from all directions and...
- Powerful subwoofer The powered subwoofer Features an 8" Downward-firing speaker Driven by a beefy 200 watt amplifier. It features a variable crossover...
- Compact size the immersive, upward-firing satellites measure 4.5" X iOS x 53 and weigh 29 pounds eactb while the center channel speaker measures about...
- Buy with confidence: Monoprice not only stands behind every product we sell with a 1 year Replacement warranty, We offer a 30-day money back guarantee...
- Quality at a fair price: Monoprice's rugged design and rigid quality control standards deliver high quality products at fair prices
FAQ:
Q: Are Monoprice 10565 speakers any good?
A: The Monoprice 10565 speaker system tops our longtime favorite Energy Take Classic speakers in sound quality, but they lack their stylish look. Now the company is back with the 10565 speaker system ($249), with the same price, but a different look.
Q: Is Monoprice too good to be true?
A: Monoprice’s last home theater speaker system was literally too good to be true: a near clone of the outstanding Energy Take Classic 5.1 speakers ($350 street) for a fraction of the cost. The copycat 9774 speakers ended up as the subject of a lawsuit from Energy’s parent company, Klipsch.
Q: Should I buy Monoprice or energy speakers?
A: Ultimately the choice between the two systems comes down to your preferences: the Monoprice speakers sound a little better, but the Energy speakers look a little better and have a better warranty. Either way you go, you’re getting an outstanding budget speaker system.
Q: What are the setup requirements for this Monoprice subwoofer system?
A: There’s nothing unusual about the setup requirements of this 5.1 channel system, except for one thing: Monoprice recommends using a 110Hz subwoofer-to-satellite crossover setting.