Let’s focus our attention on this ENERGY 5.1 review. The thing about electronics designed for entertainment is that they need to work together to achieve a greater result. If you have a new, flashy TV, you can’t properly enjoy it unless you have a great audio system as well. One of the most popular solutions in this department is the home theater system. But which one is the best for you? This search can take a lot of time, but luckily we’re here to make things easier. In this ENERGY 5.1 review, we’re going to give you the scoop on everything that’s going on with this model.
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Energy 5.1 Review – General Specifications
- 1 channel home theater system
- 4 two-way satellite speakers, 1 center speaker, 200W subwoofer
- Wall mountable
- Wired speakers
- Detachable grilles
- 9 x 19.x 22.5 inches in size
- 8 lbs in weight, 40.8 lbs at shipping
Audio
- Active subwoofer, passive satellites amplification
- 33Hz-20000Hz frequency response
- 89 dB sensitivity
- 10W -20W amplifier power
Now that you have an idea of what’s inside this configuration, let’s turn our attention towards the individual components and see what you can expect from this home theater system as a whole.
Center Speaker Specs
- It has a tweeter driver and a woofer driver
- It comes with a driver diameter of 0.75m and 3.5m respectively
- It’s made out of poly-titanium and aluminum
- It measures 12.6 x 4.1 x 4.1 inches
- It weighs 2.9 lbs
Satellite Speaker Specs
- It has a tweeter driver and a woofer driver
- It comes with a driver diameter of 1 inch and 3.5 inches respectively
- It’s made out of poly-titanium and aluminum
- It measures 4.1 x 4.1 x 6.7 inches
- It weighs 3.3 lbs
Subwoofer Specs
- It has an active subwoofer configurations
- It features a subwoofer driver
- It comes with a driver diameter of 8 inches
- It measures 10.2 x 12.6 x 12.6 inches
- It weighs 19.8 lbs
Features
Okay, now you’ve got all of the specs down, but there’s still a lot more to learn before you can make a decision. Next, we’re taking a look at the features that come with this model and what you will enjoy most if you decide to go for the buy.
Flat On-Axis Frequency Response
This feature aims to make the audio sound as natural as possible. It does this by leveling all frequencies and making sure that there’s no one frequency that dominates and rises above the others. This way, everything sounds a lot closer to what the content producers had in mind and you get to experience the audio content as it was intended.
Convergent Source Module
This home theater system focuses on improving dispersion while lowering distortion. In fact, it has managed to reduce distortion levels to pretty much it being nonexistent. As for the dispersion, the system disperses sound in the room uniformly, in all directions at once. This helps fill the room with sound and make sure you’re getting the best audio quality no matter where you are in the room. This is done by putting the tweeter and midrange close together. As a result, the speakers also have great quality midrange.
Pros
- Low distortion
- High dispersion
- Great midrange
- High quality build
Cons
- Prone to overheating
As you can see from my Energy 5.1 review, this home theater system does great at procuring a room-filling sound. It’s great especially if you’d like to listen to music, a documentary or whatever, while also moving around the room (to clean, for instance). What are your thoughts on the ENERGY 5.1? Let us know in the comments!
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