Definitive Technology ProCenter 2000 - Compact High Definition Center Channel Speaker for Home Theater System, Dolby Surround Sound, Powerful Bass, Wall-mountable, (Single, Black)

Bedroom system. 5.2.2 Atmos configuration. Deftech ProCinema 800 with 2 SVS 3000 Micro subs replacing the single Deftech. The Procenter 1000 center always sounded a little anemic and I was never able to get the crossover settings quite right to provide for seamless surround effects. Sony STR AN1000 receiver and Sony 75" X93L mini-led display. I am a fan of timbre matching so wanted to upgrade the center but the options were limited. It was basically replace my center with the Deftech 2000 or get a new system. I like the Deftech system for the smaller room size so decided to take the plunge. Swapped it out and recalibrated the system. Put in Top Gun: Maverick for the test run. Not going to talk measurements and other tech here. Subjective observations. Crossover hit the mark perfectly and sound continuity from front, height and rear speakers was superb. Dialog was a critical factor. Wife has a bit of hearing loss and we use subtitles a lot. This center provided crystal clear voice and significantly more bass and front soundstage. I know that we all want to like new purchases and I am no exception. But I was really surprised at how this little speaker performed. It will of course not be a match for a large room and a main HT system. But with the advent of empty nest (a true Godsend!) we watch most of our movies, TV shows, etc. in the bedroom on the system we have set up there. My main HT is huge and powered by an Outlaw Audio 7900 (7 ch. @ 300wpc) with Marantz 7706 pre-pro, dual SVS PB12-Plus subs, Mirage HDT Speaker System (LCR [OM-5s for L&R and HDT-F for center], SR, SL, SBR, SBL [HDT-Rs]), etc. A room shaker to be sure. But the bedroom system has become our go-to HT, and the Deftech ProCinema 2000 center channel speaker was a bet that paid off in spades. Highly recommended.

I already have one, my brother loves how it sounds so we got him one too. D.T. speakers are excellent.

I recently purchased the Definitive Technology ProCenter 2000 for my large home theater room, and it has exceeded my expectations. The speaker's strength and crystal-clear audio make it a standout choice for anyone seeking a compact center speaker without compromising on performance.The ProCenter 2000's compact design is perfect for those with limited shelf space, yet it delivers an audio experience that rivals larger counterparts. Its impressive strength ensures that every sound is reproduced with precision, enhancing the overall home theater experience.What sets this speaker apart is its remarkable clarity. Dialogues are exceptionally clear, making movie nights a delight. The ProCenter 2000 effortlessly handles a wide range of frequencies, providing a balanced and immersive soundstage.Installation was a breeze, and the build quality is top-notch. The sleek design seamlessly blends into any home theater setup, adding a touch of elegance. The speaker feels robust, indicating a durable construction that is sure to stand the test of time.Whether you're a home theater enthusiast or someone looking to optimize their audio setup, the Definitive Technology ProCenter 2000 is a solid investment. It strikes the perfect balance between size and performance, delivering a powerful and crystal-clear audio experience that transforms movie nights into cinematic adventures.

You cant get much better than this for home theater. The ProCenter 2000 has it all. Highs, mids, and lows. Crisp, and clear sound, perfect depth. Ive never heard a better center than this and Ive heard them all. Def Tech has impressed me time and time again. If you are looking for a new center I highly recommend the Def Tech ProCenter 2000September 2021 update.I'm still using the Pro Center 2000 and I'm still impressed with it. I actually got another one and used them as stereo speakers for a few days outside for some parties and they worked out perfectly. The 2 passive bass drivers on the sides of these center channels really add depth to the sound and I'm still amazed at the clarity of these even at very high volumes. Usually when you push speakers they start to distort and sound like crap but these take the abuse like its nothing. I'm thinking about getting 2 more of these to use for a small stereo system and my portable studio because these do pack a punch. They are pretty flat but they have a massive amount of headroom if you want to go insane with the EQ and volume. I still heavily recommend them to anyone who wants a very good and affordable center channel. In all honesty these speakers are worth more than what they sell them for. The crossover alone is a masterpiece. I don't recommend taking them apart but if you really want to see one of the prettiest complex center channel crossovers you've ever seen then open them up and take a look. It's definitely not kids stuff. Def Tech is one of the most brilliant companies I've ever had the pleasure of doing business with and I'm now a lifetime supporter. I can't say enough good about them. The prices for what you get are low and the products are just amazing. I'd recommend these speakers to anyone who's interested in home theater or stereo. You can't go wrong!

What is this? Adhesive? Why do all definitive tech speakers have overspray?

I replaced a 20 year old JBL center channel speaker with this. I have been running some DT BP8020s in front for a few years. A couple of months ago I thought it was me losing my hearing, but the JBL was just worn out. I had forgotten how much of a beating center channels take. No regrets with this buy. Man, it's a heavy little dude, but the sound is great, just like all of the DT speaks I've heard.