Mythos Seven vs Polk Audio Signature Elite ES35
The Signature Elite ES35's woofer is 3" against the Mythos Seven's 3.5". Both share sensitivity (89 dB), impedance (8Ω), and ways (2).
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The Definitive Technology Mythos Seven is a center channel speaker optimized for home theater use, especially with flat-panel televisions. It features a D'Appolito array with two high-definition 3.5-inch bass/midrange drivers pressure-coupled to two 3.5-inch planar low-bass radiators, delivering exceptional bass extension and smooth roll-off. A 1-inch pure aluminum dome tweeter with an acoustically contoured faceplate provides extended highs with clarity and smoothness. The enclosure is made from hand-polished gloss aircraft-grade extruded aluminum with proprietary damping technologies to ensure rigidity and accurate sound reproduction. The speaker includes a wall-mounting bracket adaptable to flat-panel TV mounts and an adjustable foot for table placement. It measures approximately 19.6" wide, 4.1" high, and 4" deep, weighing about 7 pounds. The Mythos Seven handles up to 175 watts, has an 8-ohm impedance, and a frequency response of 60 Hz to 30 kHz. It is designed to blend seamlessly with subwoofers like Definitive's SuperCubes for audiophile-grade home theater performance. The speaker requires a break-in period of 20-40 hours for optimal sound quality.
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