Speakers

I bought these speakers to replace a pair of 805 Sigs. which I had really enjoyed but had decided I needed real, direct-radiated bass. Yeah I know the arguments about the lack of directionality of bass but standmounts and a subwoofer just don't sound...

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The Salon is a four-way design with crossover points at 125Hz, 450Hz, and 2.2kHz. All crossovers are fourth-order Linkwitz-Riley. Three 8-inch mica/carbon-filled polymer dome woofers handle the range below 125Hz. These woofers are said to extend the...

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To the casual observer, the home theater world probably looks relatively homogenous. After all, home theater isn't big enough, established enough, or varied enough to break itself into endless sub-categories yet, is it? The truth is, categorization has...

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Details on the testing methodology can be found here.Part One of this article can be found here.Part Two of this article can be found here.

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Ear sex. 'Nuff said.

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I have been using Infinity Alpha 40 for more than four years. The high range is very clear. When playing vilolin, the smoothness and the details of the sound from the instructment are very distinctive. The midrange for the vocal is quite realistic,...

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Speakers from Israel? Yes, indeed. And while that country isn't exactly overflowing with loudspeaker manufacturers, the sole Israeli company building them is making quite a success of it. Founded 28 years ago by an obsessed music lover named Meir...

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I purchased what I think was the last new pair of Beta's ever sold back in 1995. I got them from the audio club at the Rein Main Air Force Base, Germany. The audio club had originally bought 4 pairs. When I showed up they had one new pair that I bought...

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The new DSP7000 is the latest in the "digital loudspeaker" family created by Meridian Audio. The system has dynamic capabilities and ability to play loudly, as well as the lowest level of background noise. It is engineered to be well behaved at any...

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There's nothing delicate, dainty, or even stylish about these boxes—compared to most home-theater speakers, they're pickup-truck sized and about as elegant. If you're looking for a sleek, sexy-looking, sculpturally curvaceous speaker system to show...

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Introduction RBH Sound is a rapidly growing, ultra-high-performance speaker manufacturer, celebrating their 30-year anniversary with the release of their most ambitious speaker to date, the T-30LSE. The T-30LSE is a limited edition flagship model with...

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great clean sound.plenty of bass,but be careful driving them,parts r harde to come by .i blew both tweeters and 1 midrange,have replacement parts,but still looking 4 orignial parts.

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Having never owned a pair of Acoustic Energy speakers before, I bought these on impulse as the deal I found was so fantastic, and I liked what I had read about them. For a pair of speakers with a retail price of $1200, the build quality is pretty good....

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Note that the price paid was Canadian.Just about the best party speakers on the market...not too big not too small, the perfect size for just about any livingroom. Plenty of deep base and thump. Good for listening heavy metal and rock. Really nice when...

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A fresh look at a perennial audiophile favorite

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The 705 is a compact 2-way system suitable for stand or bookshelf mounting. The FS-700 speaker stand, valued at $300, is recommended and can be screwed directly into the base of the speaker.Includes a review of the B&W 700 Series Home-Theater System...

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BeoLab 5 is a fully active, remote-controlled and DSP-controlled four-way acoustic suspension loudspeaker. Physically the BeoLab 5 is divided into two main design elements. The bottom pod is conical and houses a 6.5" mid-bass driver and 15"...

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While there are surround speaker packages that offer a more up-front, dynamically in-your-face presentation, and bass that rolls more thunderously into subterranean regions, there aren't many that provide greater overall satisfaction with music and...

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The radiation pattern of dipoles also got the attention of the folks at THX, who embraced it as a useful way of designing surround speakers that produced an enveloping sound but were difficult to locate—both desirable characteristics for film surround...

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My friend Gene is a professional musician. Back in the early '80s, he used Klipsch Heresys as PA speakers in clubs. One hot August afternoon, I dropped by his Greenwich Village apartment. Just for fun, he set up the Heresys at home. Hot damn, I was...

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Very good sound quality, the boxes are small but strong,I use four of these on my home theater, and the sound quality is very good.

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There were stereo speakers, then there were 2.1s, followed by 5.1, 6.1 and now 7.1 speakers. We don't blame you for wondering why we need 7.1 speakers. These speakers add

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Introduction I started my journey in home theater some 10 years ago with the biggest home theater of them all, a 12-screen multiplex. I was a projectionist for the Colorado division of the famous Mann Theatres chain. Six days a week, I got to play with...

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RIGHT OUT OF THE BOX THESE SPEAKERS SOUNDED GREAT .IM USING THESE WITH A JBL PB 10 SUBWOOFER AND A PAIR OF JBL CONTROLS FOR REAR SURROUND ,THEY ARE HOOKED UP TO A SONY DOLBY DIGITAL RECIEVER ,ILL SOON BE REPLACING THE JBLS WITH ANOTHER PAIR OF THE V6FS...

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I found these speakers as a great deal for the money. I have them paired up with my Denon AVR 1601. The tone is definately a warm one, with crisp highs in my case. I definately recommend these speakers

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