Matte Black
Matte WhiteWhat HiFi - March 2012
This is a true all-rounder: it's adept at everything you’d want a 5.1-channel surround speaker package to do...
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MT-60D
The MT-60D home theatre system partners the M-1 loudspeaker with the ground-breaking PV1-D subwoofer, to create an unbeatable partnership.
If you’re looking for uncompromising cinema sound that fits easily into your life, look no further than our flagship Mini Theatre system. The MT-60D system twins M-1 speakers with the stunning power and control of a PV1D subwoofer to create a sound that will keep you gripped, right up until the final frame.
The versatile M-1 satellite provides all five speakers in this surround system, providing a full-range, coherent and cohesive sound from the front to the back of the sound stage. The M-1 is also compact and discreet enough to fit into relatively small spaces.
The M-1 loudspeaker knits perfectly with the PV1D subwoofer, which thanks to its opposed drive unit configuration, high-quality amplification and advanced Digital Signal Processing to provide dynamic, deep, incredibly agile bass. All these elements come together to produce a seamless, highly-engaging surround sound performance.
| Model | MT-60D |
| Satellites | 5 x M-1 |
| Subwoofer | PV1D |
| Finishes | Matte Black Matte White |
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