TAGA Harmony TAV-607 5.0 Speaker Package (Black)

TAGA Harmony TAV-607 5.0 Speaker Package (Black)

The TAGA Harmony TAV-607 5.0 speaker package, in black, is a complete five-speaker home theatre set from TAGA’s Audio-Video series, comprising a pair of TAV-607F floorstanding front speakers, a TAV-607C centre speaker and a pair of TAV-607S surround speakers. There is deliberately no subwoofer in a 5.0 package: the floorstanding fronts, with dual 6.5-inch bass drivers each and a rated response down to 40Hz, carry the system’s low frequencies, and a subwoofer can be added later if a room or listening habit demands one. All five speakers share TAGA’s second-generation TLIE-I low-interference enclosure design and the same 25mm high-frequency driver family, so the voicing stays consistent as sound moves around the room — an essential quality in a matched package that separately bought speakers often fail to achieve.

Key features

• TAV-607F floorstanding fronts: Three-way, four-driver towers with a 25mm TWG-I tweeter, a 165mm midrange driver and two 165mm bass drivers, rated 40Hz to 25kHz with 91 dB sensitivity.
• Matched centre speaker: The two-way centre uses the same 25mm tweeter with two 102mm bass-midrange drivers, a 55Hz to 25kHz response and 88 dB sensitivity for clear dialogue.
• Dedicated surrounds: Compact two-way surrounds with a 25mm tweeter and a 102mm bass-midrange driver, 86 dB sensitivity and wall mounts supplied.
• Consistent 6 ohm load: Every speaker in the package is rated at 6 ohms, simplifying amplifier matching across all five channels.
• TLIE-I enclosures: Second-generation Taga Low Interference Enclosures use a 21mm MDF front baffle, internal bracing and a sloped top to limit resonance and turbulence.
• Front bass reflex: The towers use a single front bass-reflex port, making placement close to a wall more practical than rear-ported designs.
• Aluminium spikes: The floorstanders sit on rigid feet with aluminium spikes for isolation and levelling on different floor surfaces.

The front speakers

The TAV-607F towers do most of the work in this system. Their three-way layout crosses over at 550Hz and 3kHz, separating bass, midrange and treble duties so no single driver is stretched across too wide a range. Power handling is 90 watts RMS with a recommended amplifier range of 20 to 120 watts, and the 91 dB sensitivity means modest AV receivers can drive them to satisfying levels in typical living rooms. Each tower measures 98 x 21 x 29 cm excluding feet, rising to 102.5 cm including feet and spikes, and weighs 14 kg. TAGA describes the design goal as deep, controlled bass, a smooth and rich midrange and detailed, clear highs with an open soundstage, tuned primarily through listening tests.

Centre and surround channels

Dialogue intelligibility decides whether a home theatre system is enjoyable at normal listening levels, and the centre speaker carries that responsibility. The TAV-607C’s twin 102mm drivers and dedicated centre voicing aim to keep voices anchored to the screen, with 50 watts RMS handling and a recommended 20 to 100 watts. The surrounds, at 26.5 x 16.5 x 14.5 cm and 2.5 kg each, are small enough for wall mounting on the supplied mounts, completing the rear sound field without dominating the room. Keeping the same tweeter across all five cabinets helps effects pan smoothly rather than changing character as they move.

System requirements and setup

The package is passive, so an AV receiver with five channels of amplification is required, set with the front towers as full-range or large speakers if no subwoofer is used, so that low-frequency effects are directed to them. Speaker distances and levels should be calibrated through the receiver’s setup routine. The front-ported towers tolerate placement nearer to walls than most, but some breathing room and careful levelling on their spikes still improves the result.

As a single purchase that covers front, centre and surround channels with matched drivers and enclosures, the TAV-607 5.0 package in black is a coherent foundation for a living-room cinema system, with the option to extend it later with a subwoofer or additional channels.