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The Excite X28 Center, or X28C, stands as a robust center channel speaker intended to enhance the home theater experience by ensuring the audio quality matches the visual splendor of films. Integrally designed for use with other members of the Excite family, the X28C aims to seamlessly integrate into a cohesive sound stage, mirroring the film's action not just visually but sonically as well. It bears the hallmarks of its Danish craftsmanship in every component, featuring 28mm soft dome tweeters with a precision coating and proprietary MSP composite drive units that maintain a uniform sound quality across the entire Excite series.

Notably, being the largest center channel within the Excite range, it handles bass with exceptional prowess, which guarantees that even scenes bursting with the most intense action do not lose their sonic impact. This capability ensures a well-rounded auditory experience that stays faithful to the original recordings' quality and intent. Each setup component from tweeters, drive units, and the cabinet itself is meticulously matched to reproduce sound realistically and with finely tuned accuracy, manifesting in vivid, memorable details.

Aesthetically, the X28C is crafted to align visually with its contemporary series counterparts, offering a sleek modern look complemented by elegant functional features. These include a magnetically-attached front grille and an integrated, removable angled plinth, enhancing both its visual appeal and auditory angle. Moreover, the Excite X28 Center is available in four different finishes, allowing for customization to fit various interiors, making it a versatile choice for any discerning home theater enthusiast.

Excite X28 Center

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