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Polk Audio RTi A3
$460.00
Released September, 2007
The Pros:Small enough footprint for a small apartment. Easy to set up, binding posts are well designed. Audio output is lively and clear, plenty of detail.
The Polk Audio RTi A3 is a high-performance bookshelf loudspeaker surrounded in one of two options of real wood, either black or cherry. Like the Polk Audio RTi A1 the Polk Audio RTi A3 has Dynamic Balance polymer composite drivers, PowerPort bass venting that emphasizes the bass, Acoustic Resonance control that creates a more natural midrange sound, 1-inch Silk/Polymer Dome Tweeters that increase the detail of the smooth response, low viscosity ferro-fluid cooling and heat sink attached to a neodymium magnet, gold-plated 5-way binding posts for secure connections, intert stamped driver baskets, floating anti-diffraction grills, butyl rubber surrounds for greater durability, and magnetic shielding to allow it proximity to electronic devices without fear of distortion.
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What differentiates the Polk Audio RTi A3 from the Polk Audio RTi A1 is a slight difference in sound quality, size, and price.
Features
- Mylar bypass capacitors
- PowerPort bass venting
- Acoustic Resonance Control
- 1-inch Silk/Polymer Dome Tweeter
- Magnetic Shielding
- Neodymium Magnet
- Gold-played 5-way binding post inputs
- Butyl Rubber Surrounds
- Choice of Black or Cherry wood
- Acoustically inert stamped driver baskets
- Floating anti-diffraction grilles
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small enough footprint for a small apartment
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easy to set up, binding posts are well designed
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audio output is lively and clear, plenty of detail
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fairly good bass support considering the size
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attractive bezel, high-quality finish on the wood
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enough power to fill a medium sized room with sound without getting distorted
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works well with both movies and music, good response in both situations
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