B&W (Bowers & Wilkins) LCR-6 s2

This Bowers and Wilkins LCR-6 S2 compliments its other siblings in the 600 S2 range well. The tower speakers shown in the first photo are sold in a separate listing. 
Made in England, this center channel has a slightly darker and more relaxed sound than the newer 600 series speakers produced in China. This speaker is almost excellent condition but I marked it to very good due to some minor damage to the grill. Grills may be purchased from the B&W parts website. 

Type: Floor standing.

Impedance: 8 ohms.

Recommended Amplification: 25 to 150 Watts.

Frequency Response: 58Hz–20kHz, ±3dB.

Sensitivity: 89 dB.

Woofer/Midrange: 165 mm woven Kevlar cone bass/midrange driver, 165mm woven Kevlar bass woofer.

Tweeter: 25 mm metal dome.

● Quality Home Cinema relies on the seamless integration of sound from loudspeakers that often have different physical sizes and have to be used at different places in the room. The LCR6 S2 is a new model equally suited to left, centre or right positions in a Home Cinema setup.
● The LCR6 S2 is a 21/2-way speaker, with magnetic shielding. It has one dedicated Kevlar 1 bass driver, one 6/2-inch Kevlar bass/mid range driver and a 1-inch aluminium dome tweeter. FlowportTM technology improves bass definition and prevents chuffing at low frequencies.
● The LCR6 S2 has a NautilusTM tweeter tube, flat ring tweeter suspension, bullet dust cap and high quality crossover components and with such a high specification it is capable of delivering higher replay levels than many centre or dialogue speakers.
Technical highlights
Nautilus Tweeter: B&W's Nautilus Tweeter technology ensures that the sound remains focused and time-sensitive and that the stereo-image is presented with unparalleled three dimensional accuracy.
 Kevlar®: B&W developed and patented the method of using Kevlar® for loudspeaker cones to reduce unwanted standing waves. DuPont originally created Kevlar® for use in bulletproof vests.
FlowportTM: Golf ball aerodynamics theory points the way towards lower distortion reflex ports. Dimples improve the way the air flows over the surface of any object. In the case of reflex ports, they offer a significant improvement over simply flaring the port ends in reducing air flow turbulence at each end of the port; so you get less chuffing noise and less compression at high sound levels