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RBH Sound MC-6CT Tower Speakers Redesigned

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RBH Sound unveiled their redesigned MC-6CT tower speaker to 2009 CEDIA Expo attendees outside the company’s demonstration sound room (SR-4) in the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta, Georgia this week.
RBH Sound MC-6CT Tower Speakers
The new design of the MC-6CT, the flagship of RBH Sound’s MC Series, includes many changes including a sonic upgrade and a visual redesign. The redesign takes the already stellar sounding tower and turns it up a notch in performance and aesthetic appeal. For dealers and consumers familiar with the original model, the improvements are immediately evident. The two lower 6.5-inch woofers were raised to the upper half of the cabinet, and the Resonance Damping Alloy Baffle™ (RDAB) is now 220% larger and functions to better damp cabinet vibrations and minimize tweeter diffraction. The newly designed crossover works in concert with a front-mounted flared port increasing the bass extension to 35Hz! Bass response of the new tower can be custom-tailored by inserting or removing an included foam plug from the port. Other changes include a new grille design and an integrated plinth/base for added stability. The tower still features RBH Sound’s proprietary metal cone woofer technology – the same technology featured on the company’s award-winning Signature Series models. The driver’s inherent stiffness, low mass and self-damping properties allow them to deliver clean, accurate sound.

Perhaps the most noteworthy aspect of the redesign of the MC-6CT is that RBH Sound has held the price of the tower speaker at its 2009 suggested retail of $1,369 per pair! The MC-6CT’s siblings include two bookshelves (MC-4C, MC6C), a dedicated surround (MC-44C), two center channel speakers (MC-414C, MC-616C), and two powered subwoofers (TS-10AP, TS-12AP). All MC Series speakers are available in an attractive black oak veneer finish and are shipping now.

About RBH Sound
A Utah-based company, RBH Sound is privately owned and operated by the founder of the company, Roger B. Hassing. Since 1976, Mr. Hassing and his staff have been designing, engineering and crafting high performance speakers and custom audio products, delivering superior acoustic reproduction at sensible prices.

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