I travel extensively for business and stop in mid-fi, and high end stores all over the west, listening to high priced, over rated equipment and speakers. You can not get more bang for the buck, period. The bass can be dialed in properly if you can read the manual. Set up properly with good equipment they play music effortlessly with a lot of air, and a very large soundstage. It does a great job as a front A/V speaker. Most of these wanabe reviewers miss the point of this speaker. Please go back to your video games, or your boombox.

They would either not comment or say they didn't care for it, giving their objective views, not slams. It rocks, shacks the house (slab), and plays music better than most of the negative reviewers have ever or will hear.ģ300 watts total, 4-15's, 1-12, and 4-8's, all poweredĪny serious audiophile spends countless hours reviewing prospective products, and would not write such trash. This system was put together over the last 5 years. Toshiba 2109 DVD (Mitsu 70 only has S-video, great picture)ĤDTV Digital/Analog 10 ft (not the little directtv 18') Paradigm P90 Monitors for the surrounds (2 powered 8's each)Ģ Marantz MM700 200 watt mono's for the top of the P90'sĪll MIT Terminator II bi-wires and interconnects Either they don't have any, or are using a 50 watt used Pioneer, and zip cord for cable.ġ7x25x8 dedicated room, closes completelyĬustom built center in the Mitsu with 6.5 Kevlar mids, titanium tweeters, and a Sony ESD1000P preamp used to eq and crossover to a Energy ESXL12 sub for the center alone.ĭefTech BP2000 fronts (1 300 watt powered 15 each)Ģ NAD THX2400, running mono center speakers, 300 watts eachĢ Adcom 300 watt 565 monoblocks for top of BP2000's It's always interesting that most of the negative reviewers almost never list their electronics. The last one, if he even had them, where prabably the TL's. First of all, I want to address all of the negative reviews on this speaker.

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