Definitive Technology Mythos Three Black Wall Mountable Center Speaker

I stand by Def Tech speakers over all other speaker! They make high quality speakers that compete with any of the big names, for far less than what you would pay for the same quality. This center channel is no different, dialog in movies stands out and ...

Considering that the price is half for the silver compared to the black or either finish from the major electronics chain, it appeared to be a great deal. Mfg and specs looked good and after using it for a month or so I feel like I got a steal... they ...

This speaker was a replacement for a smaller Definitive Technology Mythos Seven. It is being used in a home theater setting. As such, the center channel speaker is producing most of the sound. The Mythos Three sound quality is excellent. Dialogue from ...

2x Definitive Technology Mythos 1 Tower Speaker (Single, Silver) fronts, 1x Definitive Technology Mythos 3 Center Speaker (Single, Silver) center, 2x Definitive Technology Mythos Gem Satellite Speakers (Pair, Black) surrounds, 1x Epik Sentinel subwoofer (Def Tech supercubes are slick and good for their size, but overpriced...I believe the Mythos 8 (slimmer) is also recommended for pairing with Mythos 1 fronts, however the 9 in silver is almost the same price...Overall, the Mythos 3 is an amazing performer for the price and will be the best center for many looking to get great 5.1 performance on a $2000-$2500 budget...

Vocals sounded constrained in the box, the did not sound open...This center channel is no different, dialog in movies stands out and is clearly heard at all volume levels! Considering 70% of a movies sound track is played through the center channel, skimping on this part of your home theater is a bad move...I would highly reccommend this set up for anyone with a medium size room instead of paying an extra $500 for the Mythos 2's if you don't care about having them away from your TV...

In addition to A2DP (stereo sound transfer), Ive tested them in “standard” phone headset mode too (that is, using them to conduct a phone call with a / the connected BT-enabled phone...The Pulsar 590, while still compatible with the stack, delivered pretty bad sound quality without any hope for quality hacking...it not only sounds even worse than the Pulsar 590, but also fully incompatible (it wont even connect) with two (Wizard, Trinity) of the test Windows Mobile PDAs...