Published On: September 12, 2010

Boston Acoustics Expands Reflection Series

Published On: September 12, 2010
Last Updated on: October 31, 2020
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Boston Acoustics Expands Reflection Series

Boston Acoustics has expanded its mid-level Reflection Series, adding a new three-way floorstanding speaker: the RS 326. It features a piano-black finish, rounded edges and magnet-mount grilles that line up with the baffle which the company claims nearly eliminates acoustic diffraction.

Boston Acoustics Expands Reflection Series

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Boston_Acoustics_RS326.gifAccording to consumer electronics news site, twice.com, Boston Acoustics has announced an expansion to the company's Reflection series. This new addition is a three-way floorstanding speaker - the RS 326.

The Reflection series is the mid-level series in the company's selection of component and speaker systems. The RS 326 is the first three-way speaker to be added to the series. It features a piano-black finish, rounded edges, and magnet-mount grilles that line up with the baffle. The company claims this design nearly eliminates acoustic diffraction. The design also allows the speakers to reportedly sound the same whether the grilles are on or off.

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Learn more about Boston Acoustics by reading our other articles, including the Boston Acoustics P460 on-wall speaker review by Andrew Robinson, the Boston Acoustics VS 336 loudspeaker also reviewed by Andrew Robinson, and the Boston Acoustics CS 26 bookshelf speaker review.  Also, please visit our Boston Acoustics brand page.

Like the higher-level VS series, the Reflection series comes equipped with extended wide bandwidth tweeters to stabilize linear motion, lower distortion, and improved dispersion. The RS 326 also features a central diaphragm termination, which creates a dimple in the middle of the tweeter. Boston Acoustics claims this tweeter design allows for a 2,000Hz crossover point, which would provide smoother transitions in dispersion as the tweeter's frequencies meet up with sound from midranges or woofers.

The RS 326 also comes equipped with dual 6.5-inch woofers beneath a midrange and a tweeter.

The RS 326 has been priced with an MSRP of $999 per speaker.

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