Layton, UT -- At CES, RBH Sound unveiled two new additions to its Signature Series speaker lineup -- the 8300-SE and the reference version, the 8300-SE/R.

Employing RBH's proprietary aluminum cone technology, each model features three eight-inch aluminum cone subwoofers, two 6.5-inch aluminum cone woofers and a one-inch soft-dome tweeter. The reference version, the 8300-SE/R, features upgraded 6.5-inch fixed phase plug aluminum cone woofers, a liquid-cooled Scanspeak silk dome tweeter, and a modified crossover network to manage the upgraded drivers. The reference-level upgrades provide increased power handling and improved resolution, resulting in increased sonic clarity.

The 8300-SE and 8300-SE/R is 55-3/8 inches high, 10-7/8 inches wide (13-1/2 inches with feet), and 17 inches deep. The cabinet is constructed of 0.75-inch MDF and is internally-braced to eliminate standing waves and cabinet resonance. An acoustic suspension design, the 8300-SE and SE/R features a highly efficient, dimpled front-firing flared port which works in conjunction with the three eight-inch woofers to allow the frequency response to extend down to 22Hz.

True to the RBH Sound Signature Series tradition, the cabinets are custom-finished in one of RBH Sound's 30 custom woodgrain veneers. To appease audio purists, the 8300-SE and SE/R feature two pairs of five-way binding posts, allowing for bi-wiring and/or bi-amplification.

The 8300-SE and SE/R can handle up to 400 watts, have a frequency response of 22Hz-20kHz, and weigh 115 pounds each. The 8300-SE has an initial suggested retail price of $7,999 per pair, and the 8300-SE/R has an initial suggested retail price of $8,449 per pair.

Both are expected to begin shipping in April.

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