Definitive Technology ProCinema 600 5.1 Home Theater – Pawn Shop $180 – MSRP $799

Definitive Technology ProCinema 600 5.1 Home Theater – Pawn Shop $180 – MSRP $799

** Edited ** These use aluminum tweeters, not titanium like I mentioned in the video. ** Edited **

Average Guy Hi-Fi Rating – 36/50 = 72%

Movie: Ready Player One 4K (one of my top system movies)

https://www.warnerbros.com/movies/ready-player-one/

What Was Included With The Package:

ProMonitor 600 satellite speakers – Qty. 4

Dimensions: 4 by 7 by 4.25 inches (W x H x D)
Frequency response: 65 Hz to 30 kHz
Efficiency: 88 dB
Driver complement: One 3.25-inch bass/midrange driver coupled to one 3.25-inch pressure-driven planar low-frequency radiator; One 1-inch pure aluminum dome tweeter
Recommended amplification: 10 to 150 watts

ProCenter 600 center channel speaker – Qty. 1

Dimensions: 10.5 by 4 by 4.25 inches (W x H x D)
Frequency response: 55 Hz to 30 kHz
Efficiency: 89 dB
Driver complement: Two 3.25-inch bass/midrange drivers coupled to two 3.25-inch pressure-driven planar low-frequency radiators; One 1-inch pure aluminum dome tweeter
Recommended amplification: 10 to 175 watts

ProSub 600 subwoofer – Qty. 1

Dimensions: 10.38 by 13 by 13 inches (W x H x D)
Frequency response: 22 Hz to 150 Hz
Driver: One 8-inch woofer with polymer cone; one 8-inch infrasonic radiator
Built-in amplifier: 250 watts RMS

ProCinema 600 5.1 – MSRP $799

Where I Purchased – Pawn Shop

Listed Price – $200

Average Guy Hi-Fi Price Paid – $180

Condition – 90% (not counted in the Average Guy Hi-Fi score)

This set is in very good condition with some slight scratches on the gloss black finish. All grills are in great shape and all tweeters and woofers are pristine.

Quality – 7.5

These “little” speakers might look like they aren’t higher quality upon first glance but you will change your mind the first time you hold them.

The cabinets are heavy and feel very stout. The grills are nice and so are the binding posts.

Sound – 7.0

This is a tricky category as these sound absolutely amazing for their size but leave a lot to be desired, if you have owned larger speakers.

It’s hard to imagine a better sounding system for the size and the cost of these awesome speakers but I will keep looking.

MSRP Rating – 7.0

At $1,000 this is undoubtedly a fantastic 5.1 option but knowing that a set of the Polk Series II’s, that I just reviewed, Is only ~ $275 more, I marked these a little lower.

With that said, this DT set comes with a subwoofer and the much larger Polks didn’t.

Aesthetics – 7.0

I am super picky about how speakers look in my small room but these didn’t score all that well.

You’d think that I would love them because of their diminutive size but I honestly prefer a little larger speakers than these. Just didn’t fill my visual requirements the way I thought they would have.

I normally love the looks of all the Definitive Technology lineup, especially the Mythos series so I felt a little bad about ranking them this low.

Price Paid Value – 7.5

On the second hand market, $180 is a very good deal but I have just had amazing deals over the years so the score is influenced here.

Average Guy Hi-Fi Rating – 36/50 = 72%

This is a great little system for those that want a great sound and have a small room. These speakers can be had on the 2nd hand market for great deals so be sure to keep an eye out!

Other Equipment used: Denon AVR-X330W, Marantz MM7055 5 Channel Amplifier, LG C9 OLED 65” TV, LG 4K Blu-ray Player, Panamax M5100-PM, Xbox One X

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