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Cambridge Newton S200 Rear Channel Question

post #1 of 7
9/3/09 at 1:16pm
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I came about a pair of Cambridge Newton S200 rear channel speakers. I am currently using a pair of Yamaha outdoor speakers for my rears. I was noticing that the speaker response is only to 10K. Do the rear channels need to go higher than that? Would they be good for Dolby Digital 5.1? I am using a Boston VR920 for the center and a pair of Legacy Focus for the front mains. Thank you for reading.
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post #2 of 7
9/3/09 at 1:16pm
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Cambridge Newton S200 Rear Channel Question

I came about a pair of Cambridge Newton S200 rear channel speakers. I am currently using a pair of Yamaha outdoor speakers for my rears. I was noticing that the speaker response is only to 10K. Do the rear channels need to go higher than that? Would they be good for Dolby Digital 5.1? I am using a Boston VR920 for the center and a pair of Legacy Focus for the front mains. Thank you for reading.
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post #3 of 7
9/3/09 at 9:33pm
 where'd you come up with that figure?  the 10khz?  if online, can you post a link?
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post #4 of 7
9/4/09 at 5:04am
Just as a heads-up, if you are interested in those, but haven't bought them yet, I have a pair of S300's that I intend to put up for sale on the forum in the next couple weeks.  PM me if you are interested.

The S200 and S300 are very similar . . . .the 300 adds a monopole mode option in addition to the dipole and bipole options of the S200.  I have really enjoyed my S300's and will be sad to see them go.
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post #5 of 7
9/4/09 at 6:14am
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Originally Posted by MaxL View Post

 where'd you come up with that figure?  the 10khz?  if online, can you post a link?
Detailed Specifications:
SPEAKER TYPE SURROUND
ENCLOSURE TYPE ACOUSTIC SUSPENSION
CABINET FINISH MIDNIGHT BLACK
FREQUENCY RESPONSE 100Hz - 10kHz
MIN/MAX POWER 10 WATTS / 100 WATTS
SENSITIVITY 87dB
NOMINAL IMPEDANCE 8 OHMS
MAGNETICALLY SHIELDED NO
TWEETER SIZE N/A
TWEETER TYPE N/A
TWEETER FERROFLUID COOLING N/A
TWEETER MATERIAL N/A
MID-RANGE SIZE (1) 4" , (1) 2.5"
MID-RANGE TYPE N/A
MID-RANGE MATERIAL NATURAL FIBER
WOOFER SIZE N/A
WOOFER TYPE N/A
WOOFER MATERIAL N/A
CONNECTORS 5-WAY BINDING POSTS
MOUNTING BRACKETS WALL ANCHORS/SCRWS INCL
SPEAKER DIMENSIONS 7"H X 11"W X 5 3/4"D
WEIGHT 6 1/2 LBS
WARRANTY 5 YRS
http://www.cambridgesoundworks.com/store/category.cgi?category=spk_surround&item=53CW0010AA001

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post #6 of 7
9/4/09 at 6:27am
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What are you replacing them with?

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Originally Posted by SethH View Post

Just as a heads-up, if you are interested in those, but haven't bought them yet, I have a pair of S300's that I intend to put up for sale on the forum in the next couple weeks.  PM me if you are interested.

The S200 and S300 are very similar . . . .the 300 adds a monopole mode option in addition to the dipole and bipole options of the S200.  I have really enjoyed my S300's and will be sad to see them go.
 


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post #7 of 7
9/6/09 at 6:04am
I'd love to tell you that I'm making some huge upgrades, but I'm really having to make some compromises with my system in the next several weeks.  I need to go to some smaller speakers all around, so I will most likely be replacing these with the Mirage Nanosat Prestige setup.
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