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Question: Difference between Pro Cinema 600, 800 and 1000 Is there really that big of a difference in sound that makes it worth the price difference?
Document: I went to Best BUY today w/ the intention of buying the PRO 600, based on all the reviews here. However once I listened to it, it was really "wimpy" for any serious music listening. The sound was just too thin. The 800 was just acceptable so I went for the 1000 which seems to provide full body to the music. They also had it on sale so I got them for the price of the 800.
The ProCinema 600 system has exceeded all my expectations. I hooked this up to a Marantz surround sound receiver and I couldn't be happier. The quality of sound is rich, dynamic and distortion free. The marantz receiver unit can put out 200 watts per channel and at about 50% output it's as loud as I can take and the speakers are still clear and distortion free. I ordered the white speaker system to blend into the room and along with the white Pro-Mount wall mounts the system is really unobtrusive.
I purchased these speakers about a month ago with a Denon receiver and they are definitely worth the price. If you watch a lot of movies and want to have spectacular sound I would highly recommend this item. One of the first movies I watched after purchasing this was Transformers on Bluray and it was just a fantastic experience. The whole room was pretty much shaking.
I've had nearly every mid to high end speaker system, at one time or another, and I have to say these are the best I've heard. I just replaced a Mirage Nanoset 5.1 (made by Klipsch) with this set. It's a funky set up but it does work as advertised. This is a fine sounding set of speakers. Only drawback I can nit pick find is the sub should be just a bit bigger. The Pro 800 should be paired with this set.
You really do get the sound quality of speakers that are triple the price and size.
It can't get to the true window-breaking volume those could, but how often do you really need to rattle the shingles? My wife hated those huge speakers, and these just kind of blend into the background.And we couldn't believe what we had been missing on the audio tracks of just regular television shows. With movies you get a real at-the-cinema feel, the kids (and the dog) are constantly being surprised by the full surround sound. Very pleased with the purchase.
Setup is a bit odd, but well worth the sound. Plenty of tight bass, but not too boomy and the mids and highs are clear and lifelike.
I purchased these speakers after seeing a couple articles about speaker systems that had the best "bang for the buck." Sure enough, these speakers sound AMAZING. Each speaker enclosure is piano black and feel REALLY solid. The thing I think that makes these sound so amazing is that each satellite speaker has a passive radiator that's pointed upward.
The sound is so rich and subwoofer is amazing, it's true not a hype. These speakers also have a solid feel and built quality is top notch. My Denon 1911 is driving these speakers and I am using 16 gauge speaker wires. The set up requires extra step but it's worth it. I would suggest go the store and just listen to them, even at low volumes the sound imaging is excellent; at high volumes you will be blown away!
Not being an audiophile I cannot give a buzzword compliant review. However, I can tell you the speakers are great:- The sub can shake my walls if I let it using the volume and cut over dials- No tinny sound despite their small size- The white color makes the speakers easy to hide in plain sight- My Denon receiver and Xbox love it as much as I do
Answer: Extra watts per channel which adds wide range...600 series speakers are really small and as you go to 800 and 1000 they are larger by couple of inches...you can check website for exact details. They are great speakers. Make sure you compare and listen to them before you make final decision.