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Polk Audio Reserve R100
Polk Audio
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NO TRACKED OFFERSList price$699
MSRP$699
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Specifications · per-field provenance
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Speaker Typebookshelf standmountManufacturer
Way Config2-wayManufacturer
Woofer Count1Manufacturer
Woofer Size Inches6.5Manufacturer
Tweeter Size Inches1Manufacturer
Impedance Minimum Ohms3.8Manufacturer
Sensitivity DB 1w1m86Manufacturer
Sensitivity Measurement ContextunstatedManufacturer
Freq Response Low HZ51Manufacturer
Freq Response High HZ38000Manufacturer
Freq Response ToleranceunstatedManufacturer
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Enclosure Typebass reflex portedManufacturer
Binding Postsbi-wireManufacturer
Height Inches14.1Manufacturer
Width Inches7.5Manufacturer
Depth Inches13.9Manufacturer
Weight Lbs19.1Manufacturer
Sold AspairManufacturer
Finish OptionsMidnight Black, Satin White, Chestnut BrownManufacturer
Common questions
ANSWERED FROM THE DATAWhat receiver do you need to drive the Polk Audio Reserve R100?
The Polk Audio Reserve R100 is rated at 86 dB sensitivity (on the hungrier side, so amplifier headroom matters) and dips to a stated 3.8Ω minimum — pick a receiver explicitly rated for low-impedance loads. Our free builder checks this against the exact parts in your build.
How much do the Polk Audio Reserve R100 cost as a pair?
$699 for the left/right pair at today's tracked price. Retailers list some speakers per unit and some per pair without saying so loudly — we normalize every price on this site to what the pair actually costs.
Computed from this product’s normalized, source-tracked fields — an unstated spec reads as “can’t check”, never as a yes or a no.
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