NS-C444 Center Channel Home Theater Speaker
Two-way Acoustic Suspension Center Channel Speaker
Yamaha's NS-C444 center channel speaker system has been designed specifically for home theater applications. The speaker is an acoustic suspension design and incorporates dual 5" polymer-injected mica diaphragm cone woofers and a 1” aluminum dome tweeter. For improved imaging, the tweeter utilizes Yamaha's exclusive waveguide horn.
Waveguide Horn
Unlike most homes, movie theaters use sound absorbing materials on walls and ceilings. The result is that the sound reaching your ears is the sound wave produced by the speakers rather than reflected off the walls. Yamaha has created waveguides that greatly reduce reflected sound and increase the proportion of directly generated sound waves reaching your ears. The result is a clear and precise sense of sound direction and placement.
Internally Wired with Monster Cable™
Yamaha has chosen to ensure optimum sound quality by internally wiring some of the components with Monster Cable™. This ensures a clean, clear signal from the crossover network to the speaker driver.
Magnetic Shielding
The speaker is magnetically shielded, so it can be placed on a TV or video monitor without degrading the picture via stray magnetic fields.
Performance Enhanced by a Handsome Cabinet
The EF series speakers are enclosed in an elliptical form cabinet with a high gloss black piano finish, which provides solid construction with minimal sound diffraction.
New Grill Design
New grill design and grill cloth provide an attractive and acoustically transparent protective cover for the drivers.
OTHER FEATURES
・TYPE: Two-way, acoustic suspension, magnetically shielded center channel speaker
・DRIVER COMPLEMENT:
・Dual 5” polymer injected mica diaphragm woofers
・1” aluminum dome tweeter with waveguide horn
・INPUT POWER: 100 watts nominal, 250 watts music power
・FREQUENCY RESPONSE: 65 Hz-35 kHz
・SENSITIVITY: 89 dB / 2.83 V / 1 m
・IMPEDANCE: 6 ohms
・DIMENSIONS: (W x H x D) 20-1/4” x 7-1/2” x 8-3/8”
・WEIGHT: 16.1 lbs.
