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1/4 cup
plain yogurt
2 teaspoons
garam masala
2 teaspoons
1/2 teaspoon
freshly ground black pepper
1/2 teaspoon
1/2 teaspoon
cayenne pepper
1/2 teaspoon
ground coriander
1 pound
skinless, boneless chicken breast - cut into 1-inch strips
3 tablespoons
vegetable oil
1 teaspoon
cumin seeds
1 large
onion, chopped
3 cloves
garlic, minced
1 tablespoon
grated fresh ginger
green chile peppers, minced
Roma tomatoes, diced
1/2 cup
tomato paste
1/4 cup
1 teaspoon
garam masala
1/2 teaspoon
ground turmeric
1/2 cup
heavy whipping cream
1/2 teaspoon
salt, or to taste
1/2 bunch
cilantro for garnish
I found this recipe this past Tuesday evening and because of my busy schedule, I knew I was going to have to wait until this weekend to make it. My mouth has been watering all week just thinking about it. Well let me just say that it was WELL worth the wait.... served over Jasmine rice and I absolutely LOVED it! I made a double batch to have plenty to eat thru the weekend and maybe for lunch at work next week. I made a couple of changes from the written instructions, and it came out just fine. 1) I wasn't too sure about the idea of baking yogurt-covered chicken, plus I don't trust the oven in my apartment, so I decided I'd cook them by simmering them with the rest of the ingredients. I cut the chicken into small cubes (about sugar cube size), rather than strips to help them cook more quickly. I marinated them as directed, then added them (including all of the yogurt marinade) where directed to in the instructions. Simmered everything for about 15-20 minutes to make sure everything was cooked. The chicken stayed extremely tender since I didn't give it a chance to dry out in the oven. 2) I realized as I was opening the tomato paste that I bought the one with italian spices in it...sigh... So I scrapped the paste and went with a can of tomato sauce instead, and just left out the water the recipe calls for. 3) Added an extra 1/4 cup of cream to make the sauce go a little further.
It's alright but really off. It doesn't taste like it's from an Indian restaurant which is really what I was hoping for. This is a lot spicier and much more tangy with a heaver tomato flavor than the "authentic" tikka masala that I would get from an Indian restaurant.
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Mmmmmmmm.......So yummy!! I followed the recipe for the most part and it was delicious! I only marinated the chicken for about 30 minutes and it was so good I started eating it before I added it to the sauce. Sorry about the bad photo, it smelled so good I started to eat before I remembered to photograph it.
This was delicious! The only thing I changed was to use some bird's eye chilis from our garden instead of green chilis. Good flavors and spice level. Ate with some naan, and everything was yummy!
Amazing, restaurant quality Tikka Masala. Makes an impressive dish with complex, aromatic flavors that blend together nicely. A bit time consuming to prepare but well worth the effort. For the marinade, used non-fat Greek plain yogurt, and marinated the chicken for four hours instead of two. For the remainder of the recipe, subbed ground cumin since didn't have cumin seeds, 2 serrano peppers w/ seeds for green chile peppers, 1/4 cup chicken broth for water, and 1/2 cup coconut milk for heavy whipping cream. The main caution for achieving a successful outcome is to consider the heat tolerance for whoever is eating this dish. Green chile (a/k/a Anaheim chile, California Green) peppers range from mild and sweet to moderate hot. On the Scoville Heat Index, a jalapeno pepper can easily exceed 2X the value of a green chile, and a serrano pepper can easily exceed 4X its value; removing the seeds & ribs will also reduce the heat (if not sure, reserve these and add in later if desiring more heat or add some cayenne pepper to taste). For folks who like Indian cuisine, this will be a keeper.
Delicious! My boyfriend's parents are from India, he said it tasted like his Mom's cooking. I added an extra green chile because we like it spicy. Watch the video here on AllRecipes about Indian style Basmati rice. First time I got rice to come out perfectly. Thanks!
I love chicken tikka masala. Unfortunately, I don't live near any good Indian restaurants, so my fiancé and I resort to buying the simmer sauces if we are desperate for a taste of Indian and don't feel like driving to a decent Indian place. I found this recipe and after reading these reviews, I decided to take a chance and make this. I had all the spices on hand even though they were already ground. I just slightly decreased the amount of spice where fresh was called for, such as ginger and cumin seeds.
Everything else I used was fresh. Because I already had so many dry, ground spices, I decided to look up an easy recipe for garam masala too (also on this website; recipe by zen sojourner).
I used a lot of the tips provided by other reviewers, such as using nonfat Greek yogurt, light coconut milk, and the dry spices that I already had on hand and wanted to use up.
I marinated the chicken for 4-5 hours, and baked according to the directions. After I turned off the oven, I left in for 30 min. After I finished cooking the tomatoes, I followed the rest of the recipe. My fiancé and I got distracted and left the pot on a low simmer for the next hour. I was worried that we might have overlooked it. The sauce was thick, which I didn't mind as I don't like watery sauces. It tasted delicious. My fiancé said it was the best curry he's ever had. It might not taste like the real thing to some one who is Indian, but we loved it and will be sure to make again -so easy.
I loved this recipe!!!! I didn't have cumin seeds so I used ground cumin. I didn't have fresh ginger either so I used ground instead. The last substitution I made was the chiles and roma tomato. I used a can of dice tomatoes with green chiles. I loved this and can't wait to make it again.
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Authentic Chicken Tikka Masala
Serving Size: 1/4 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 4
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 403
Calories from Fat: 225
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Just now amm has dropped to 0 ppm and nit has dropped to about 0.25ppm. So perhaps a tad over 32 hours.
In your write up it says it should drop to 0 within 24 hours correct? So I am probably still not there, but perhaps on the verge?
Thanks for any further guidance!
|Well 19 days of cycle so far and no end in sight. I would say both Dr tim's and Seachem stability might be a croc.
|Well I did as Diana directed and I am happy to say the nitrite seems to be down to 1ppm now and the tetra test aligns with the API reading.
Btw, I am originally from contra costa county. Moved around from Martinez, Pleasant Hill, Bay point.
I sometimes feel that the nitrite or nitrate sticks around in the substrate so that when I do a massive water change I am not really removing that much of the nitrite or nitrate.
I have often done something close to 90% water changes, yet not seen a change in the test result.
When I do a water change that includes draining the water through the substrate, then the test result shows that the nitrite or nitrate has dropped. Dig a small hole where it won't disturb the plants and siphon the water out through there. This will do something closer to 100% water change, and a lot of the water will flow through the substrate, hopefully removing the nitrite.
At the same time quit feeding the ammonia for a few days. The bacteria will not starve. It will give the Nitrospira (the nitrite removing species) a chance to catch up. Then start in with the ammonia again, but just a little bit.
Often the first group of bacteria, the ones that remove ammonia grow so fast that they just keep on producing the nitrite so fast that the nitrite removing bacteria cannot keep up.
I don't get it. I have done 4 massive water changes in the past 48 hours and it is still this high. I When I put the water back into the system I make sure I pour it into the back chamber (sump) so it does not disturb the gravel. I did have to disturb the gravel yesterday in order to plant 30 pygmy chain swords though so maybe thats why it rose so high. Still seems like I am doing awfully big water changes and I should be diluting it.
I got nothing but time and while it would be nice to look at some fish I am not in a huge hurry I just want to make sure the cycle is not hindered by me.
The NO2 is probably fine, as long as the tests all seem to indicate ANYWHERE under 5 ppm. The tests are not that accurate anyway.
However, here is how to use them to try to get an 'in between' reading:
API tests say to start with 5 ml tank water.
Do this instead: 2.5 ml tank water + 2.5 ml distilled or RO water. Tap water is OK if there is no NO2 or NO3 in it. Do not use tap water with chloramine if you are doing the ammonia test.
Then double the test result. If the test seems to show it closest to 2 ppm, then call it 4 ppm. You could probably cut that again, perhaps 1 ml tank water + 4 ml of tap, then multiply the result by 5, but somewhere in here you are trying to get an accuracy beyond what the test kit is good for. Interesting to play around with it, and see if the 2 test kits (strip and test tube style) agree.
Excel is probably OK during cycling, but I would not use the loading dose that Seachem specifies, just the regular dosing.
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On page 2 of this thread someone asked about the fish-in cycle. It works, but is slow. For an experienced aquarist who understands patience, and is willing to put in that much work, that is fine. But it does take diligence with the water changes. Here is a rough time table:
Set up tank, add a small starter culture of bacteria from any source, probably sharing media from a well cycled tank. Plant with as many plants as you can.
Add a few fish, not to exceed the capacity of the bacteria you have shared. If you have only lightly planted the tank the plants do not count as bio filter. For a densely planted tank see my comments below.
This part of the cycle is not too bad, as long as you have properly estimated the fish:bacteria ratio.
Allow the tank to settle in, plants to get going and get many species of microorganisms growing (transferred from the old tank). Couple of weeks, maybe a month. No hurry.
Test for ammmonia, nitrite, nitrate.
Do water changes if needed. Might not be needed, remember SMALL fish load. Balance with the amount of bacteria.
Add more fish. This is where your fish:bacteria ratio is out of sync. Too many fish for the bacteria. Do not overdo it, but you are adding more fish deliberately. You actually could simple start overfeeding the original fish to supply more ammonia. Fish food is really the source of ammonia in a fish-in cycle.
Anyway, keep on testing ammonia, nitrite and nitrate. You will need to do water changes. Perhaps daily.
When the tank has cycled for that amount of fish (a week or two if you have not added too many) you can add more.
At that rate you will be carefully monitoring and doing water changes for several months while you gradually build up the fish population.
This may be fine, as long as you understand that is what you are in for.
Weekly large water changes (EI fertilizer schedule) usually fit with people's work schedule. Daily water changes (fish-in cycle) might get to be too much, after a long day of work.
Starting an aquarium with dense planting is one of the fastest cycles that can be done. I suggest this for people who already have at least one successful planted tank, so you know how to do it right so the plants hit the ground running.
A densely planted tank (so dense you cannot see the back) will support a reasonably full load of fish from the beginning. The plants bring in a fair amount of nitrifying and other bacteria on their leaves, stems and roots, and the plants themselves are nitrogen sinks. I am not so sure about someone setting up their first planted tank this way, and including a full load of fish. The plants may die, leaving them with a full tank of fish and no bio filter.
The fishless cycle, using ammonia is better for several reasons.
No risk to fish.
The new hobbyist is getting a chance to practice with the test kits.
Teaches patience.
Gives you longer to think about and research the fish list.
Allows the plants to get better rooted.
Allows the new hobbyist a chance to get to know the plants, adjust the lighting and so on while not relying on the plants as a bio filter.
Well I have done three 5 gallon water changes in the past 2 days (note tank is only an 8 gallon if really that). The nitrite is still in the 2-5ppm category on the API kit (hard to tell which is which when it gets to this reading). The tetra test reads that its at 3ppm with successive tests.
Not sure which to trust. Any advice here very appreciated.
|Yeah go ahead and do a water change (no gravel vac) and then test the ammonia and redose as needed. What is your nitrite reading anyhow?
Just to update:
I had forgotten that I also had a backup test kit the kind you dip in the water for a second and has pads that change color in 30-60 seconds (60 for the nitrate) and it shows the nitrate is bright hot pink which does not correspond to any color on its chart which means it is off the chart for nitrite. Should I do a water change?
While this is a fresh tetra master kit I am not sure I trust the results.
So the nitrties showed up about 3 days ago and are now in an area that is difficult for my API test to resolve. My API test kit goes from 2ppm right up to 5ppm and honestly they look identical!!! My Ammonia has dropped dramatically and I am having to bring it back up to 3ppm daily. I noticed in the guide that if the nitrites get over 5ppm that I should do a water change, however I really can't tell if it is over 5ppm. What do you guys recommend?
I always get negative reactions to this, but my technique of cycling tanks is simply:
1) if you have it, take some media from another tank to get it started
2) stock the tank very lightly with fish
3) add some plants if you can
4) do lots of big water changes for a few weeks. so much that the ammonia and the nitrites/nitrates can't reach any toxic levels but the beneficial bacteria still starts to stabilize
5) after a month or two, it will all settle down
It seems that concept of doing huge water changes to prevent over-accumulation of ferts is well accepted, but why not use that same mentality for cycling a tank? A 50g tank with just a few fish in it will slowly develop a bacteria base and if you do a 50% water change every couple of days you aren't risking the water getting too nasty for the fish, right?
I have python connected to a tub right near the tank, so doing a huge water change is much easier than testing and fooling around with the cycle. I like the brute force approach of frequent water changes.
|Just be patient. Sounds like you are on the right track.
Okay so it looks like whatever bacteria cause the bloom have died off and may be causing a significant ammonia spike. I have not had to add ammonia to the tank for 3 days now (been holding strong at somewhere between 4 to 8ppm, sorry I have the api test and it goes straight from 4 to 8 the results have looked more like 4 though) and we are into day 8 of the cycle. No nitrites yet.
Thanks again for everyone's suggestions and help in this thread!
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Although Hamilton set the pace in the weekend's opening practice at the Nurburgring, he struggled in the latter two sessions.
Finishing 1.227s down on Sebastian Vettel in final practice, the 28-year-old faced a tough challenge closing the gap.
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After a lot of hard work ahead of qualifying, Hamilton posted a 1:29.398 to beat Vettel to pole position by 0.103s.
"It's really overwhelming," said the Mercedes driver.
"I've been struggling since the first run in P1. P2 and P3 were disasters and it got worse this morning and we were miles off.
"I was a good eight-tenths of a second off and I wasn't happy with the car at all.
"We went back and worked hard, tried to analys everything and made lots and lots of changes and just hoped that it would work.
"Fortunately the car was beneath me and I was able to put in the time that I did.
"I'm grateful for the work that the guys did with me and this is down to the hard that the team put in."
Hamilton is now intent on following up his third Mercedes pole with his first victory for the team after watching his team-mate Nico Rosberg take his second of the season at Silverstone.
The German, though, will face a tough task doing the same at home as he failed to make it into Q3, qualifying 11th.
Asked about his team-mate's demise, Hamilton said it was a "big surprise" for all at Mercedes as Rosberg had been "quick" throughout the weekend but was "caught out."
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He was a Country Music Hall of Famer who rarely sat for interviews. He never fully explained his motivations as a singer, never spilled the secrets of his tremendous rhythm guitar playing and never fully explicated the lightning burst of creativity that hit him one day when he sat in his mobile home near Knoxville and wrote two country music standards — "I Can't Stop Loving You" and "Oh, Lonesome Me" — in one afternoon.
Mandy Barnett, herself a vocalist of supreme power and nuance, always figured Gibson for a mystery, too. Then she met him.
"People talked about how reclusive he was," she says. "But he heard me sing his song, 'I'm Gonna Give Myself a Party,' and also 'Funny, Familiar, Forgotten Feelings,' which Mickey Newbury wrote but he had a record on. I think he recognized that he influenced me, and he liked that. And he and his wife, Bobbi, came to 3rd & Lindsley one night when I was singing."


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Jason Cenora and his team at 281 Motorsports recently moved into a new, larger location in Anaheim, CA. I attended their one year anniversary and re-grand opening to check out the cool rides they've worked on. I also got the chance to chat with local Orange County mustang lovers while grubbing on some good bbq. I saw some cool looking Ford Mustangs, check out these pictures.« Back to 281Motorsports Re-Grand Opening


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Can a hero move by spending fatigue without a move action? Can he do this more than once a turn?
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Yes, fatigue tokens may be used as often as you like to gain movement points. These movement points are spent just like regular movement points, to perform Movement Actions or to move (gold chart page 16 shows examples).
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Exterior Color: Cream
Marque: Jaguar
Year: 1961
Scale: 1:18
Manufacturer: AutoArt
Features: Metal Wire Spoke Wheels
The E-Type was first presented to the worlds press at the restaurant du Parc des Eaux Vives in Geneva on 15th March 1961. Such was the media excitement and clamor for demonstration runs up a nearby hillclimb that Jaguar founder Sir William Lyons instructed chief test driver Norman Dewis to drive through the night from Coventry to bring another model to Switzerland.
In the US, the Jaguar E-Type was also known as the Jaguar XK-E and the North American debut took place at the New York Auto Show in April 1961.
A total of 72,520 Jaguar E-Types were produced of which 83% were exported from the UK. 43,765 were delivered to the USA, and sold as the Jaguar XK-E. Even Enzo Ferrari of Ferrari admitted it was the most beautiful car in the world.
The Jaguar E-types straight-six engine had powered Jaguar to five Le Mans victories in the 1950s and by 1961 in 3.8-litre form produced 265bhp and 260lb ft of torque, making the car a genuine 150mph proposition and, like its predecessor the Jaguar XK120, the fastest production car in the world.
At launch the E-Type cost $5595 for the Roadster or OTS (Open two-seater) and $5895 for the Coupe or FHC (Fixed head coupe) this included standard wire wheels. Adjusted for inflation in 2011 dollars, the Jaguar E-type would cost about $41,000 for the roadster and $43,000 for the coupe.
The Jaguar E-Types perfectly proportioned bodywork was the work of Malcolm Sayer, an aeronautical engineer by training who also applied his aerodynamic expertise in shaping the earlier Le Mans-winning Jaguar C-Type and D-Type racers. The Jaguar E-type remained in production for 14 years, selling more than 70,000 units, making it Europes first mass-produced sports car.
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You may already know this, but our power grid system has been largely left alone for half a century. We're using inefficient grid technology to try to thread power across our country and in the process are losing precious energy and a lot of cash. As part of the infamous American Reinvestment and Recovery Act–or Stimulus–Obama smartly set aside 3.4 billion dollars to invest in smart grid technology in 2010 and beyond. That block of funding was matched by industry money and private investment to total over $8 billion in funding for everything from installation of smart meters to funding for manufacturing processes.
The first wave of the project includes installation of 18 million smart meters in about 13 percent of America's homes. This will allow the energy industry to use this information as educational tools to help individual homeowners to monitor their energy usage and run smart appliances at times when the grid is not at peak use. This will save them money and will save the energy industry from having to run costly "stand-by" power plants that are generally run with dirty coal.
The funding will also help implement broadband technology across the whole of the grid system to allow smart software to correctly distribute and call for power across the country. Part of the problem of our current system is it is a system that acts without thinking. Power is supplied almost blindly to the grid and extra power lost. If a windy day in the California desert is creating a huge supply of wind power there is little technology at hand to use that power to turn down traditional power plants and allow the clean energy to replace it. Broadband technology will allow technicians to monitor power supply and demand and call for traditional plants to turn down their production when other energy supplies are at hand.
In order to help in the effort of correctly monitoring and creating power they are also funding projects to connect different parts of the grid to increase communication so power can travel greater distances. By installing smart meters, syncrophasors, automated substations, and smart transformers this project will bring together our formerly separated system of power. For instance the grid in Tuscon, Arizona is relatively close to San Diego, California but if the technology is different it's possible that they can't share power and therefore if there is excess it might go to waste. This effort will eliminate blackouts and brownouts and the costs associated with such issues.
The project also includes infrastructure for electric vehicles, funding for smart appliances, funding for the jump-start of manufacturing green energy tech and research and development of new renewable energy resources. All in all this 8 Billion will go a long way for our future. It will jump start our economy, get us on the road to a real "Power Grid 2.0″ and help us save money by implementing the green technology that we are so desperately in need of.
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text: Black Ash View larger PSB Image B6 Bookshelf speakers (Black Ash) Item #: 760IMGB6B 29 Reviews This item is no longer available. Original Price: $279.99 pair Shop all Bookshelf Speakers Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff. Overview Reviews Details Accessories Articles & Videos by Kristen Schaub Smooth-sounding bookshelf speakers Experience dynamic, impactful sound with PSB's Image B6 bookshelf speakers. They provide impressive stereo sound in a 2.1 subwoofer/satellite system, or make excellent front-channel home theater speakers. The Image line borrows from driver technologies developed for PSB's sophisticated Imagine family, as well as their top-tier Synchrony speakers, giving you high-end sound at a budget-friendly price. The Image line also features a slightly different cabinet design than its predecessors, showcasing clean lines that won't clutter up your listening room. PSB's Image speaker family (Image B6 shown third from the left) Advanced drivers for clean, well-balanced sound The tweeter uses a powerful neodymium magnet for crystal-clear highs. The Image B6s each feature a 1" titanium dome tweeter that effortlessly dishes out smooth, uncolored highs. The long-excursion, high-output woofer uses the same proprietary ceramic-filled polypropylene cone as the Imagine line. The stiff, lightweight material helps it deliver midrange that's clean and balanced, with surprisingly deep bass. You'll also marvel at the detailed imaging, and wide soundstage produced by these compact speakers. Sleek, thoughtful cabinet design All Image speakers have heavy internal bracing and 1-1/8" thick MDF cabinets to ensure impressively solid, acoustically inert enclosures. The cabinets have a traditional look, but with slightly curved tops and fronts to soften it. This family of speakers also features attractive vinyl finishes, allowing the Image speakers to easily integrate into just about any décor. Got wire? Most speakers don't include any. Learn about choosing and installing speaker wire at the Crutchfield Learning Center. Shop our selection of speaker wire. Product Highlights:frequency response: 45-23,000 Hz (±3dB)sensitivity: 90 dBimpedance: 6 ohmsrecommended power: 20-150 watts1" titanium dome tweeter with neodymium magnets6-1/2" clay ceramic-filled polypropylene woofersbass reflex (ported) designtwo sets of gold-plated five way binding posts — can be bi-wiredblack ash vinyl finish7-3/4"W x 14"H x 10-3/4"Dwarranty: 5 yearsOur 60-day money-back guarantee Why choose bookshelf speakers? Bookshelf speakers may be small in size, but they can deliver surprisingly big sound. Some ultra-compact models even fit on a desktop. Most are right at home in tight spaces like shelves, so they're usually good choices for your home theater's rear channels. For the best performance, try placing bookshelf speakers on solid speaker stands to help the sound really "open up." If you want full bass impact, add a powered subwoofer and enjoy punchy sound that's as deeply satisfying as that of floor-standing speakers. PSB Image B6 Reviews Average Customer Review: 29 reviews Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $350 rewards card Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. Please use the email address that is associated with your order. 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We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. Tasty Sounds Written By Dish, Clearwater, FL on Tuesday, June 24, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These book shelf speakers are on steroids, they smoke my Mirage book shelf speakers. Unfortunately, Crutchfield no longer carries them, I'm glad that they sold them to me for dirt cheap! Pros: Esthetically Pleasing Cons: ? Was this review helpful? Yes No A ( realism ) surprise ! Written By Terry P, Tucson Az on Monday, June 23, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I will make this short and sweet, These impressed me enough that within two weeks I decided to upgrade to the PSB imagine B speakers . Hopefully they will impress me on the same level. Stand by for Imagine B review. Pros: One word REALISM !!! I own a few pairs of very good speakers, some cost many times that of these speakers but even with all their attributes I do not think any of them sound as real as these speakers. Cons: For the price none Was this review helpful? Yes No great choice PSB speakers Written By mark, florida on Monday, June 23, 2014 I was looking for some great sounding speakers that was also respected in the audio magazine's and that I found them. I'm very happy to find them at Crutchfield because I know I will always have support and quality from them. the PSB IMAGE B-6 bookshelf speakers is a speaker that you just cant go wrong with!!! Pros: great brand speaker for the quality you get ,that sounds this good. Cons: maybe discontinuing Was this review helpful? Yes No PSB Image B Review Written By Motobman, Tucson, AZ on Sunday, June 08, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I purchased these speakers last minute, right when they came on sale. I have always had my eyes on PSBs and really glad I made the plunge. I have not had much time to listen to them but at first glance/listen, I am pleasantly pleased. They have great Bass and Super Highs for their size. I currently have gigantic Polk RTi's and the clarity i every bit as good! I plan to use these in the living room hooked up with my 8" Polk Professional Sub. More to come but I am super pumped I purchased these. Thanks Crutchfield!! Pros: Super Highs Excellent Lows Beautiful Cherry finish Cons: Somewhat large Not much else Was this review helpful? Yes No Speakers I listened too didn't live up to reviews Written By Edward, DC on Saturday, May 17, 2014 These units must have had a flaw with the crossovers. They had no fullness or body in the midrange, despite the impressive 5 " drivers. The highs were crystal clear and imaged well, but the sound was left with no fullness due to weakness in the midrange. This was despite using them with sub-woofers. When we received them, we figured they needed more time to break in. That didn't help. Then we tried them with our reference amp, rather than the NAD amp we purchased with them (for a second system). Still got clear sound with a weak midrange and no fullness. Finally compared them side by side with our Axiom M22 v2 speakers. There was no comparison between the two. After several trips to our second home to give them "break-in" time, try them with different cables and amps, we finally gave up and returned them. The 60 days were up by then so Crutchfield only gave us a merchandise credit, no refund. Having read all the reviews and articles about these speakers, it took us a long time to believe they weren't performing adequately. But they never gave us more than a very bright, lifeless sound, with no mid-range richness. My guess is these units had a problem with crossover design or function, but who knows. No way to compare them to another pair of B6;s. Pros: Exceptionally clear and accurate upper range from the tweeter. Cons: Lifeless sound over all with no richness or presence, due to weak mid-range response which was overcome by treble no matter how we adjusted treble and bass controls. Used with a $600 NAD amp, and with our $1200 class A reference amp with same results. What I disappointment, as I chose them over getting another pair of M22 v2 large bookshelf speakers from Axiom for the same price. No comparison between the sound of those bookshelf units and these. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No PSB Image B6 Written By Matt Kuykendall, Newport News ,VA on Saturday, May 10, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The first thing I noticed was the size of these bookshelf speakers, much larger than I would have thought from the Pictures online! I paired these speakers with a PSB Subwoofer, and have them BI-wired into an Onkyo integrated amp. Excellent sound and value at a reasonable price, the sound is more detailed than more expensive DCM Speakers I used to own. I have them positioned on 32 inch monitor stands filled with sand, and these speakers shine, and have brought new life to my CD and LP collections, especially with music that is open and breathes, bands like Porcupine Tree, Dada, and Pink Floyd sound better through these speakers than what I've heard in the past,and they hold their own with heavier music such as Tool, Godsmack, and Van Halen, without wearing on your ears. The only drawback with these speakers was the vague instruction manual from PSB, and getting specific questions answered about BI-wiring these speakers,and what to do with included jumpers, seems to be a few different opinions on how this is all configured, and I got different advice from several tech people on how to wire these, and ended up going with the advice that made most sense, although I'm no Audio engineer. Pros: Great sound, excellent price for the quality, Bi -Amp, Bi- WIre ready. Paired with a PSB Sub, they sound amazing! Cons: Instruction Manual vague,and tech support gave me a few different ideas for optimal sound when BI-Wiring which furthered my confusion. Was this review helpful? Yes No PSB IMAGE B6 Written By JIM, PLANO, TEXAS on Thursday, May 08, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) THE SPEAKERS ARE JUST AS ADVERTISED. I WAS LOOKING FOR A SMALL BOOKSHELF SPEAKER TO REPLACE MY AGING PARADIGM ATOM'S. THESE WERE JUST PERFECT. THEY ARE MUCH CLEANER AND HAVE A NICE BRIGHT SOUND THAT REALLY SOUNDS GOOD IN A SMALL OFFICE TYPE AREA. BUT THEY ALSO HAVE THE ABILITY TO GENERATE GREAT SPACIAL DEPTH IN A LARGER ROOM. THEY ARE WELL WORTH THE MONEY. PLAYING SOLO ACOUSTIC TRACKS IS WHERE THEY SHINE. YOU CAN HEAR DEPTH IN THE VOICES AND ALSO EVERY NOTE OF THE ACCOUSTIC GUITAR. CAN EVEN HEAR THE FINGERS ROLLING UP AND DOWN THE STRINGS. I HAVE IT TIED TO AN OLD TANDBERG 2045 STEREO RECEIVER FROM NORWAY. A GREAT RECEIVER BUILT LIKE A TON OF BRICKS. THEY ARE A PERFECT MATCH. WOULD RECOMMEND THESE SPEAKERS TO ANYONE. Pros: LOOKS PRICE SOUND QUALITY SPACIAL DEPTH Cons: NONE REALLY 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Amazing Bookshelf Speakers Written By Tom, Denver, CO on Thursday, May 08, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I bought a pair of these speakers for my non-HT living room to primarily listen to music on. I gotta say, I am pretty blown away by the sound quality from these speakers. They have a very neutral sound and you can listen to them for hours without any fatigue (like some bright sounding speakers give you). Highs are pronounced and crisp and minor details in the music are easy to pick out. The bass is very impressive for being bookshelf speakers. If my living room was more enclosed (open floor plan on that floor), I could get by without a subwoofer. Aesthetically, the dark cherry wood looks nice. The speaker look very attractive with the grills off, but I leave mine on because I have cats. When I have people over I take off the grills though and show em off. I've always wanted to own PSB speakers and with such a good experience with these, I will eventually upgrade my Infinity HT setup to PSB when the time comes. Was this review helpful? Yes No Amazing deep sound Written By Philippe Frechette, Fermont,qc on Wednesday, February 26, 2014 I ordered those with a NAD C316BEE amp and the combo is absolutely perfect. This setup is for my computer room, replacing M-Audio BX-5 speakers on a mac mini, a pc, a Bell TV receiver and a Sirius receiver. The sound is a lot better than the monitor they replace, some suggest that the amp was too small for these speakers but it is not the case, I can get a lot of volume without distortion. I tried the amp with some klipsch paladium b17 from my living room and that combo was too bright, to much trebble and weak mid-range, but with these PSB, it's perfect. I have a mid 90's McIntosh receiver/amp combo in the living room and the PSB are also very good on this setup. They should fit all your need. Pros: Price, very nice sound Cons: Make my 3000$ klipsch sound like a bad investment 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Great Speakers Written By Rusty, Baton Rouge on Saturday, September 07, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I purchased these speakers along with an NAD 326 BEE amplifier. Fantastic pairing. I did lots of research and this combo kept coming up. Plenty of tight low end. These speakers sound very balanced in comparison to the Paradigm Titans they replaced. I had originally purchased the PSB B5, they also sounded great, but returned them because I needed something larger for the room. The return process was simple. Crutchfield was a breeze to deal with. In addition to the great equipment the entire customer service experience was top notch. Highly recommended. 1 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No More Than Expected Written By Riff21, Duluth, MN on Monday, August 12, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have the Image B6 Speakers as my main left and right speakers hooked up to a Marantz SR5008 receiver. The sound is full, highs are detailed, mids are fine and there is punch to the lows. It was the lows that surprised me the tightness of the bass. Great speak for the value Pros: The tight lows Solid speaker Cons: None I can think of 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No PSB Image B6 bookshelf speakers Written By John M., Aberdeen, NC on Monday, May 27, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This pair is one of only two bookshelf speakers that have truly impressed me in my 50 years of listening. The other pair sells for four times as much. The PSB's are amazing, especially for the price. They are very smooth throughout their range. No harshness, no tweeter "ringing", and solid clear bass. Bass extension is from very good to awesome, depending upon placement. Sound staging is excellent--better on stands than shelf. I first drove them with a Pioneer Elite integrated amp (50 wpc) and they sounded great. Then I connected them to a 1968 McIntosh MX-112 pre-amp and MC-2205 amp (50 wpc). WOW! Absolutely fantastic! I'm using a Project Debut Carbon turntable with supplied Ortofon 2M Red cartridge, and a cheap CD player. Pros: All aspects--performance and appearance. Cons: None that I have found. 10 out of 10 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No PSB Image B6 Speakers Written By Tom, Ruckersville, VA, Ruckersville, VA on Monday, May 13, 2013 I went into Crutchfield looking for bookshelf speakers and came away with these after listening to all the display models. I loved the sound of these Psb's compared to most others I heard there. I listened to several CD's, instrumental, rock, easylistening, folk, you name it. The sound was awesome for speakers of this size. Not to big on bass, mid-range was very good, and loved the clarity and separation. I hooked these up to a Kenwood KA-6100 Integrated Amplifier and KT-6500 Tuner made in 1977, WOW is all I can say about the sound. Pros: Good value for the money, excellent sound. Cons: None. 5 out of 5 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Solid value for the price Written By Michael, Walnut Creek, CA on Friday, March 22, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I picked these speakers for their measured specifications, as well as the PSB reputation for a friend's HT setup. We needed a bookshelf size, but with a higher efficiency rating for a HT receiver with a modest 90w of 2ch power. I hooked them up to the receiver without the sub, cleared all DSP effects, and ran through test material I was familiar with on my personal listening room system. First thing I noticed was that these speakers are not the giant slaying value that has been described. My reference system is clearer, and more detailed. However, the PSB B6's are a solid choice for their retail price. The highs are clear, but not quite to the level of realism I hoped when hearing the tight plucking of string instruments, or the sizzle of a cymbal. However, I noticed no harshness or fatigue. In fact the treble sounded a bit softer than I expected out of a metal dome. The midrange was also good, about on par for my expectations, but again, a bit soft and indistinct in areas that my reference system had the resolution to display. The bass and mid-bass was quite full in the room I used them. I nearly did not see the need for a sub in terms of music listening, though LFE would not be well received when watching a movie without one. I have no reservations making this a recommended pick against other speakers within its range, but its performance is not supernatural. There is a fair amount of headroom to be offered by more expensive offerings if you are considering them. Pros: - Solid performance for the price. It brings the real goods. - Fairly clean, clear, and neutral. - No harshness in the treble (often a concern with lower priced metal tweeters) - Plenty of bass for general music listening without a sub. - Fairly efficient, good pick for lower power setups. Cons: - Not quite as clear and detailed as I hoped. There's better out there, but not likely at the same price. - A bit large for a bookshelf since it has a 6" woofer--may be a concern for some. - Not terribly interesting to look at, still a box with a few rounded edges. 12 out of 12 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No A Truly Impressive Speaker Written By Scott B., Johns Creek, GA on Sunday, March 17, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) After countless hours of reading reviews, research and listening to a variety of floor-standing and bookshelf speakers, it came do two choices: these & the B&W 685B bookshelf speakers ($1300/pr). I am a film/video producer, so a large part of my career is based on trusting my eyes and ears. After listening to these two speakers, I decided to go with the PSB's. I paired these with my Sony STR-DN1030 7.1 receiver, a Paradigm Signature C1 center channel speaker, a BIC F12 subwoofer and a pair of Boston Acoustics A 26 surrounds. To say that the price/value correlation is extremely high is an understatement. The PSB Image B6 speakers deliver on all fronts. We use our home theater system 50/50 for music and Blu Ray/streaming of movies, so the new speakers had to be versatile. The PSB's handle both chores with astounding ease. The upper frequency reproduction and imaging for music listening is incredible. I listen to a lot of Steely Dan, Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin, and they deliver amazing volume with no sacrifice in quality. However, when I listened to the Les Mis Anniversary Recording (released over 20 years ago) it sounded like the artist was in the room with me. They create an impressive soundstage. For movies, these speakers deliver excellent separation and volume while creating a sound field that puts you in the middle of the action. I recommend "Skyfall" for this exercise. Not a real negative, but you will need a solid sub for maximum enjoyment of movies. Pros: Price to value/performance is legendary. After side-by-side comparison, I actually preferred these to B&W 685B's ($1300/pr). Cons: Reproduce lower frequencies well, but you should pair with a solid sub for home theater experience. 12 out of 13 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No PSB Image B6 Written By PaulP, Upper Arlington, OH on Friday, February 01, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) So far so good. I got these in September 2012 without auditioning based on reviews. I currently have these connected to my old NAD 7000 receiver. On average these get about six hours of play time each week. The sound is much richer than my old Boston Acoustics Horizon H6s. There is much more bass in these than I would have anticipated, even without a separate subwoofer. I have noticed that the clarity and realism of the sound varies with the source being played, as with any speaker. In general, most listeners have commented that the sound is very good, very realistic and much bigger than would have expected from a speaker this size. Their appearance is very unassuming. While not tiny, these are not so large as to take up too much space in the room, and fit well into most environments. So far I am satisfied with the investment. Pros: Good overall clarity, more bass than expected, very nice appearance, good value for the money. Cons: None that I can think of at this time. 7 out of 7 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Great Speakers Written By Osito, Northern CA on Friday, January 25, 2013 These are a great pair of bookshelf speakers for the price. Nice sound and very stylish, well finished cabinets. Smooth sound overall, which got even better when opting to bi-amp them (which I would whole heartedly recommend). I needed a solution to find good sound for a small space and these fit the bill perfectly. Pros: Smooth sound, attractive cabinets, can be bi-amped (recommended). Cons: A bit light in bass; made in China. 2 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Crisp Sound Written By Blackbox, Tampa Bay on Wednesday, January 02, 2013 Will see how they perform after they are "broken in" but I love the sound NOW! These were purchased to replace my 901's. Now, I like Bose, I'm not a basher as seems chic for a lot of audiophiles, but you do need the "right" environment for them, and unfortunately, my listening room is an acoustic nightmare, so they never had a chance. The PSB's at first scared me, because I hooked them up to my Harmon Kardon 3480 Receiver, and they sounded no better than my cheap Bose 301's. But when I got a new Marantz 4023 Receiver to replace the 3480, the difference was immediate! Very crisp, clean sound - especially noticeable in the mid-range frequencies. Already disconnected my Equalizer, it is not needed anymore to downplay the mid-range frequencies. The Image 6's are not cheap for a small bookshelf speaker, but the quality is there, trust me. I do have a subwoofer used in conjunction with them, since I mostly listen to 70's rock, and need that extra punch, but really the 6" woofer is more than adequate in the PSB's. I just can't get over how clean the sound is, I imagine part of this is due to the Marantz, but I'm very happy with these small Canadian speakers. Pros: Crisp, clean sound - mid-range shines! Aesthetically pleasing design Cons: Recommend subwoofer to compliment them if used in a larger room 7 out of 7 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No PSB Image B6 Written By MikeL, Broken Arrow, OK on Wednesday, October 24, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I really didn't believe the reviews I read on PSB speakers in general and the Image B6 in particular. I mean really, a speaker that sounds as good or better than many others at twice their price? Yes, really. Powered by an 80 watt per channel stereo / 40 watt mulit-channel receiver these speakers are phenomenal. Not only do they put out plenty of sound, the quality is exceptional. The B6's are very transparent (I think that's the term). The midrange and treble are exceptionally clear and concise. The bass response was much better than I expected. They easily handled the orchestral pieces I listened to. Most speakers I've ever heard seem to wrap the music around and partially obscure the vocals. With the B6's, vocals stand out in front of the music. The music supports the vocals. Voices sound like voices, trumpets like trumpets, violins are clear and crisp, etc. Soft passages are clear and distinct even at lower volume levels. For example, in the song "People" from Barbara Streisand's CD "Barbara the Concert" her voice really soars on the high dramatic passages yet the lower softer passages are clear, distinct and musical. The B6's still need a subwoffer to get the full impact of movie effects but for music listening they are fine by themselves. Bottom line, the PSB B6 really is better and more enjoyable to listen too than many much more expensive speakers. Pros: Exceptional musicality. Midrange and treble exceptionally clear and distinct, far above the norm. Value, performance for the price is unmatched. Cons: Bass response is a little light but a sub easily takes care of that. 10 out of 10 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No PSB Image B6 Written By Chris, Wappingers Falls, NY on Friday, September 14, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These really pack a punch and really sing for a small speaker. Very nice highs - great for musical performance self monitoring. A subwoofer helps fill out the lows and overall sound, but very exceptional as stand alones. Some "break-in" period, but after 20-30 hours, they are just amazing. 6 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No PSB Image B6 Written By Bryan, Redwood City, CA on Tuesday, July 10, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I bought these as an upgrade from PSB Image B15 speakers (no longer made) I've been using for several years, for a room approximately 12 by 15 feet I use as an office. The B15's are very good, but somewhat limited in the bass. Space is a problem, and I don't have room for tower speakers or a sub-woofer. The B6's have much better bass, and I find the lower limit when when the notes are rolled off by the LF cutoff is inaudible. They don't seem to be too finicky about room placement. Playing CDs recorded on cathedral organs, and other material with deep bass, no musical content seems to be missing - and that's without the "loudness" setting on the amplifier.. In addition, the B6 has much better musical dynamics, giving much more realistic-sounding reproduction. Anything from Bach to bluegrass sounds great on these speakers. Another reviewer stated that they require a high-current amplifier. I find they are an easy load for my 50-watt per channel NAD, so I'm not at all sure of that. Pros: Excellent sound, no noticeable coloration at any frequencies. Cons: Uses some Styrofoam packaging, which I can't recycle here. Not truly what I would call a bookshelf speaker, in that it requires some clearance at the back and sides so that the rear port works properly. 7 out of 9 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No PSB Image B6 Written By Richard K., Pasadena, CA on Saturday, February 04, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Outstanding. I am entirely satisfied! 2 out of 10 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Needs a high current amp Written By Brad B., Dayton, OH on Sunday, September 18, 2011 Nice looking cabinets and high quality binding posts combine with smooth and detailed sound. The bass won't blow you away but it is tight and accurate all the way down to 100hz (a perfect crossover point for a good sub). The highs on the other hand are rich and very detailed and you would need to spend quite a bit more money to get audibly better performance. I gave the speakers a 4 out of 5 because I feel like they need to be driven to around -35 or higher on my 100 watt per channel amp before they really show you what they've got. I can't say for sure but I have a feeling that a high current amplifier capable of handling a 4 ohm load with about 130 watts a channel could really make these babies sing. Alas, another upgrade is in order I guess. I heard from one source that Paul Barton (the designer himself) believes that there is no such thing as a break in period for speakers. After experiencing the difference I heard coming out in the first listen to about 40 hours later I can say with confidence that they sound better to my ears now. 14 out of 17 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No PSB Image B6 Written By jha, nacogdoches,texas on Friday, July 08, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) these were suggested for a stereo system which included the NAD amp and cd player. crutchfield really came through. everything sounds great and great service too. have been using crutchfield for a few yrs. for all my tv's and equipment and only have had one problem that could not be resolved, a missed place 3d player for my plasma tv. even though it cost me money, i still come back to them. 3 out of 9 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No PSB Image B6 Written By Steve, Coeburn, VA on Saturday, June 25, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These speakers have a very good sound for their size. Thoroughly satisified and I would highly recommend these speakers. 3 out of 5 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Perfect Written By click, Arkansas on Thursday, June 09, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) These speakers are the perfect balance of cost to sound value. They are not the top end, but they are very good. I recommend them to all who are shopping in this price range. The sound stage produced is wonderful when the speakers are properly placed in the room (on stands not on a bookshelf). Even the bass level was better than I'd hoped. Give them a try and see (umm. hear) for yourself! 6 out of 7 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Grreat buy Written By Charles, Washington, DC on Monday, May 02, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Clean, clear, crisp sound, with more than enough bass to satisfy on any music except church organ tones. Superior value. 4 out of 7 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Amazing! Written By Bill A., Orlando, FL on Sunday, March 06, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I'm amazed at the base produced by these bookshelf speakers; not enough to rattle the bedroom windows but more than enough for movie viewing there. I hear clear, natural mid-range and hi's. Overall, they are very warm and accurate! 7 out of 10 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Nothing but the truth... Written By Peter, Bayville, NJ on Saturday, March 20, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) ...that's what you'll hear from these speakers. After they had a chance to settle down, I ran them through their paces. Here are some audition notes: Down to the Waterline from Dire Straits felt real. Mark Knoppfler's guitar and vocals were truly believable. Bass was solid, clean and effortless. In Water of Love, the resophonic guitar was crisp and present. The claves wouldn't have sounded better if I was playing them myself. The piano work on Linus and Lucy from the Happy Anniversary Charlie Brown disk was real. Lucille truly sang on B.B. King's version of Joe Cool. The shakuhachi patch on History Lesson really shone through, as did the tenor sax on Rain, Rain Go Away, which was full, rich and haunting. Patti Austin's vocals on I Feel a Song in My Heart from Bob James Two were nothing short of rapturous. On Farandole, the flute work was believable - clean. Dire Straits, Your Latest Trick from Brothers In Arms was breathtaking. Same goes for Why Worry. Ladysmith Black Mumbasa's vocals on Homeless from Paul Simon's Graceland drew me in. The soundstage on Graceland extended far beyond the speakers. The a-cappella vocals in Prayer of the Children from Kurt Bestor from the Innovators promo disk were an emotional experience. I guess you can say that I like these speakers. Don't be fooled by their size. I didn't think such a small speaker could be this full sounding. They are clean and transparent, with little or no audible coloration. Highly recommended. 51 out of 56 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Hands-on research Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes What's in the box? Download owner's manual 2 Bookshelf loudspeakers 2 Grilles 8 Adhesive backed rubber feet 4 Input terminal jumpers (installed) Owner's manual (English/ French/ Spanish/ German) Specification sheet (English/ French/ Spanish/ German) Warranty information Features and Specs Enclosure Bass Reflex Video Shielded Yes Tweeter Type Dome Tweeter Size (inches) 1 Midrange Size (inches) --- Woofer Size (inches) 6.5 Woofer Composition Clay/Ceramic/Poly Woofer Surround Rubber Power Range 20-150 Sensitivity 90 dB Impedance (Ohms) 6 Frequency Response 45-23k Hz Connector Type 5-way post Bi-amp Inputs Yes Height (inches) 14 Width (inches) 7-3/4 Depth (inches) 10-3/4 Weight (pounds) 14.2 Mounting Bracket Included No Recommended Stand Height (inches) 34 Parts Warranty 5 Years Labor Warranty 5 Years Product Research Driver Technology Connections Specifications Driver Technology Cone Design: The woofer cones are clay/ceramic filled polypropylene to optimize the combination of stiffness, internal damping, and low mass. The woofers' magnetically neutral polycarbonate basket contributes additional stiffness, and the bullet-shaped phase-plug enhances linearity at higher frequencies. Tweeter: The 1" titanium dome, Ferrofluid cooled tweeters use a neodymium magnet structure to help extend the frequency response at both ends for effortless, airy top octaves and smooth, uncolored response. Crossover Network: The crossover is a 2-way acoustical fourth order Linkwitz-Riley type with a 24 dB/octave slope. The tweeter and woofer are crossed over at 1,800 Hz. Connections Dual Binding Posts:The dual binding post input terminals are located on the lower rear of the speaker cabinet. The two sets of binding posts are shorted together by gold-plated jumpers. With the jumper removed the Image B6 can be bi-wired or bi-amplified. The binding posts will accept spade connectors, single banana plugs, pin connectors, and bare wire up to 8 gauge. Specifications Frequency Response: On Axis @ 0°: 45-23,000 Hz (+/-3 dB) On Axis @ 0°: 59-20,000 Hz (+/-1.5 dB) Off Axis @ 30°: 59-10,000 Hz (+/-1.5 dB) Low Frequency Cutoff -10 dB: 40 Hz Sensitivity: Anechoic Chamber: 89 dB Typical Listening Room: 90 dB Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team. They verify what's in the box, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Sorry, the PSB Image B6 is no longer available. Looking for a similar item? Shop all Bookshelf Speakers Or, you can still... Write a review Purchase accessories for this product Download the product manual Search the website Go


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