Definitive Technology Six, Seven Using Your Mythos Loudspeakers with a Separate Subwoofer

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Using Your Mythos Loudspeakers with a Separate Subwoofer

If you use a subwoofer, we strongly suggest using a Definitive PowerField SuperCube, PowerField or ProSub in order to achieve the highest level of sound quality possible.

With Dolby Digital Receivers and Decoders

Most systems using the Mythos loudspeakers with a subwoofer will be Dolby Digital Systems. Simply hook the Mythos speakers up to the left and right front (main) channels (assuming you are using them as front speakers) and hook the Mythos Seven to the center channel (assuming you are using it as a center channel). Using a low-level RCA cable, hook the subwoofer up to the LFE output on your receiver or processor. If you are using a Definitive subwoofer, input this LFE cable into the LFE input on the sub. Then set the bass management system on the receiver or decoder to “Small” left and right main speak- ers, “Small” center, and “Yes” subwoofer. If your receiver/decoder has a choice of crossover frequencies, set the crossover to 80 Hz. The cir- cuitry inside the receiver or decoder will perform the necessary crossover functions.

With Non-Dolby Digital Systems

With non-Dolby Digital systems, there are many options for using your Mythos loudspeakers with a subwoofer. The specific hook-up will depend on the specific subwoofer you are using. With Definitive subwoofers, you can run the Mythos loudspeakers full range (i.e. hook them up normally to the amplifier receiver) and connect the subwoofer to the sub-out with a low-level RCA cable. With Definitive sub- woofers this would input into the left or right channel input. You would then set the woofer’s low-pass crossover: we would suggest starting around 80 Hz and then experiment up or down from there.

You also have the option with Definitive subwoofers of using the subwoofer’s built-in speaker level high-pass crossover as described in the subwoofer instruction manuals. In this case, also start with the subwoofer low-pass crossover at about 80 Hz and experiment.

Use of Mythos Six as Rear or Side Surround Speakers

Mythos loudspeakers make excellent rear or side surround speakers. In order to use the Mythos speakers as rear or side surround speakers,

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Six, Seven specifications

Definitive Technology is renowned for producing high-quality audio equipment that blends innovative technology with exceptional sound performance. Among their notable offerings are the Definitive Technology Seven and Six speakers, which stand out due to their remarkable features and advanced engineering.

The Definitive Technology Seven, recognized for its impressive soundstage and deep bass response, is designed to cater to audiophiles and casual listeners alike. One of the key features of the Seven is its use of the Balanced Double Surround System (BDSS) technology. This technology enables the speaker to deliver a more expansive sound field, ensuring that music and sound effects are heard uniformly throughout the room.

Equipped with a 1-inch aluminum tweeter and a 6.5-inch mid/bass driver, the Seven provides clarity and precision in high-frequency sounds while maintaining rich and full-bodied midrange and bass. The speaker’s advanced frequency response allows for smooth transitions across the audio spectrum, enhancing the listening experience, whether it be for music, movies, or gaming.

On the other hand, the Definitive Technology Six offers a slightly more compact design while retaining much of the high-fidelity performance that the brand is known for. The Six features a similar BDSS technology and includes a 1-inch aluminum tweeter paired with a 5.25-inch midrange driver. This combination allows the Six to deliver crystal-clear highs and responsive bass, making it a perfect choice for smaller spaces or as part of a surround sound system.

Both models are designed with aesthetics in mind, featuring sleek, modern lines that easily blend with any décor while their sturdy enclosure minimizes vibrations, thereby enhancing sound quality. Additionally, the speakers come equipped with a front-firing bass port, which allows for greater flexibility in placement, reducing the need for significant distance from walls or corners.

Further elevating their appeal, the Seven and Six are designed with versatility in mind. They can function as standalone speakers or as part of a larger home theater setup, making them a popular choice for those seeking to build an immersive audio experience.

In summary, the Definitive Technology Seven and Six speakers combine advanced technologies with outstanding audio performance, making them excellent choices for all audio enthusiasts looking for reliable and exceptional sound systems. Whether it's the spacious soundstage of the Seven or the compact yet powerful design of the Six, these speakers provide a remarkable listening experience that caters to a wide range of user needs.