Polk Monitor Xt60

The Monitor XT series offers two floor-standing speakers, a center speaker as well as a Slim, two bookshelf speakers, a Dolby Atmos compatible height module and a 12-inch subwoofer. All compatible with Dolby Atmos, DTS:X. The Monitor XT terylene tweeter is Hi-Res Audio certified. The Monitor XT60 maximizes the enjoyment of movies, music and video games with energetic, dynamic, high-resolution sound and natural bass. 

Polk Audio was founded by Matthew Polk, George Klopfer and Sandy Gross in 1972. Polk Audio is an American audio manufacturer best known for its home and automobile speakers. The company's headquarters is located in San Diego, California.

Hi-Res Audio Certified

Thanks to its new Terylene dome tweeter, the MXT60 is ideal for enjoying high-resolution audio content from Apple Music, Tidal, Amazon Music HD and Spotify HiFi platforms.

Natural bass

The MXT60's 6.5" dynamically balanced woofer and dual 8" passive radiators deliver power and bass extension, with Polk's signature smooth midrange and natural, dynamic bass.

Dolby Atmos certified and DTS:X compatible

Compatible with the latest Dolby Atmos and DTS:X surround formats delivered by 4 and 8 ohm home theater amplifiers, the Monitor XT does not require any special equipment to offer you high quality sound. You can complement it with the MXT90 height speaker (available separately) to add new dimensions to your surround audio environment.

The Pluses +

• Atmos certified
• Hi-res certified
• Atmos DtsX
• Terylene Tweeter
• Polypropylene cone

Technical characteristics

• Speakers
  
  • 1x 1" Terylene Dome Tweeter
  • 1x 6.1/2 cm polypropylene woofer
  • 2x 8" Passive Bass Radiators

Measures

• Crossover frequency: 2200 Hz
• Sensitivity (1 W at 1 meter): 86 dB
• Full frequency response: 38 Hz → 40 kHz
• Recommended amplifier power per channel: 25 W → 150 watts
• Impedance: compatible with 4 and 8 Ω outputs

General

• Dimensions (W x H x D) 7.5" x 36.40" x 7.09" each height
• Weight: 40lb per pair
• 5 year warranty
• Design and engineering in the United States