Gorgeous 3-Way NHT Classic Series Center Speaker TWO C

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Description

Gorgeous 3-Way NHT Classic Series Center Speaker

Designed for an enveloping front soundstage NHT’s Classic Two C goes above and beyond most other center channel speakers. It features not two, not three, but four separate drivers to ensure that you hear every syllable spoken and every note played in your movies and TV shows. At the center of the Classic Two C sits a tweeter and midrange pair, surrounded by dual woofers. This arrangement helps produce crisp, engaging sound with excellent dispersion from the top down and from side to side. It’ll easily fill any small- to medium-sized room with realistic movie dialogue and special effects that will delight everyone on your couch.

Solid design keeps sound-muddying vibrations at bay Like all Classic Series speakers, the Classic Two C features an acoustic suspension (sealed) enclosure design. This means it uses air — nature’s most perfect spring force — to control the woofer motion, allowing for clean midrange and low distortion. It provides plenty of strength to let the dual 5-1/4″ aluminum woofers rock out without adding any unwanted resonance to your movie soundtracks and music. The sophisticated 3/4″ aluminum dome tweeter sits above a 2″ aluminum dome midrange. These two drivers are set in a tiny bezel that allows them to be placed very close together. The result is exceptionally even on- and off-axis response, so everyone in the room can enjoy the clear, sparkling sound.

Classic looks help create a Classic system This speaker features a beautiful, curvaceous cabinet made of very dense, rigid MDF. It’s covered in eight layers of high-gloss paint and two layers of clear coat that are hand-polished between each layer for lasting beauty. Place the Classic Two C on the included aluminum rails and set it below your TV. It’s magnetically shielded, so you can safely use it next to your video display.

Product highlights:

Frequency response 78-20,000 Hz (±3 dB)

Sensitivity 87 dB

8-ohm impedance

Handles up to 175 watts

3/4″ aluminum dome tweeter

2″ aluminum dome midrange

Dual 5-1/4″ aluminum woofers

Magnetically shielded for safe placement

5-way binding posts

Acoustic suspension (sealed) enclosure

High-gloss black finish

Mounted on aluminum rails with rubber bumpers for vibration free shelf placement

Dimensions: 19-7/8″W x 7″H x 8-1/16″D (including rails), Weight: 20 lbs

Asking just $295 for this gorgeous and great sounding 3-Way NHT Classic Series TWO C Center Speaker.

Additional information
Weight23 lbs
Dimensions12.1 × 24 × 11 in
About brand
NHT at Radique
We service NHT, too. Bring us your own NHT speakers and subwoofers for repair, servicing or restoration (speakers up to 80 lbs each), with a 90-day warranty on the work. See our Audio Service page

NHT was founded in Benicia, California, in 1986 by Chris Byrne and engineer Ken Kantor, and the name stands for Now Hear This. We carry NHT bookshelf speakers, towers, centre channels and subwoofers. We've had more than 40 NHT listings so far, covering more than 25 different models. Every used NHT here is inspected, tested and serviced as required, then photographed in-house and covered by our Bumper-to-Bumper Warranty and Perpetual Trade-Back Program. Don't see the model you want? Tell us on First Dibs and we'll email you when one arrives.

The NHT models we've sold most often include the Three and SuperOne bookshelf speakers, the SW2 and Ten subwoofers and the 2.9 tower.

The NHT story

Chris Byrne, who had been Pioneer Electronics' vice-president of marketing, and engineer Ken Kantor, whose career had taken in Acoustic Research, Boston Acoustics and NAD, founded NHT in Benicia, California, in 1986. Its speakers were known for front baffles angled at 21 degrees, which NHT called Focused Image Geometry.

Jensen and Rockford. In 1990 NHT was sold to International Jensen, which also owned AR and Advent and let NHT keep its design independence. The four-way 3.3 flagship followed in the early 1990s, Kantor left in 1997 after designing the 2.9 tower, and by 2004 NHT was part of Rockford Corporation.

Today. Secrets of Home Theater calls the Classic Three of the mid-2000s NHT's best-selling model, and the C Series followed it. NHT is still based in Benicia, making acoustic-suspension and in-ceiling speakers. Chris Byrne died in December 2025.

Which NHT is which?

Original Model line (late 1980s to early 1990s): from the Model 1 to the four-way 3.3, with slim baffles angled at 21 degrees.

2.9 tower (by 1997): Ken Kantor's last NHT design, with separate terminals for bi-amplifying its woofers.

Super series: the SuperZero, SuperOne and SuperTwo, often paired with the SW2 subwoofer.

Subwoofers: the SW2 with its MA-1A amplifier, and the Classic Ten and Classic Twelve.

VT home theatre towers: such as the VT-1 and VT-3.

Classic Series (mid-2000s to 2016) and C Series: including the Classic Three.

Buying used NHT: what to check

Stabilizer bars and spikes. NHT towers such as the VT-3 and SuperTwo rely on stabilizer bars or spikes, so check they come with the pair.

Amplifier match. NHT says underpowered amplifiers are the most common cause of speaker damage, so check the tweeters on any pair that ran on a small receiver.

Subwoofer amps. If an MA-1A's front light doesn't come on, an internal fuse may have blown. On a Classic Ten or Twelve, check that the line-voltage setting is 120 V.

Baffle foam. The original angled models have anti-diffraction foam strips on the baffle, so check they are there.

Everything we list is inspected, tested and serviced as required here, and comes with our warranty.