Originally posted by: Bruck
I really dont want "loud", just crystal clear good quality. Loud I do not need.
Originally posted by: Bruck
I really dont want "loud", just crystal clear good quality. Loud I do not need.
If you can afford it, go for a pair of floorstanding speakers rather than a sub/sat system - they're practically guaranteed to have more balanced tonal characteristics. As long as you don't <want> boomy bass, they'll be fine at the low end as well. What are you planning to listen to with them?Originally posted by: Bruck
I really dont want "loud", just crystal clear good quality. Loud I do not need.
Are you refering to Mission m74?
FLOORSTANDING SPEAKERS?
I give an example of a LOT better speakers than those. They may be great for home-thatre, but for music they would probably suck!
For that amount of money I would go for Triangle Comete, Epos M12, JMR Twins MkIII.
They cost less than the Mission m74 and deliver much more as far as music is concerned!
Originally posted by: Bruck
Bose seems to have a mixed opinions... when i talk to my buddies (audio enthiasts but not experts) they say "bose sucks, except for car audio designed for that car" I have to agree there, my audi's bose is incredible. But alot of people feel bose are over priced, so now i am skeptical. Has anyone compared the kplisch to the bose?
Originally posted by: Trente
All of these so-called speakers are not well suited to Music, as they lack a lot in the midrange area!
Originally posted by: Bruck
I have used Altec Lansing's ADA 880 in the past[one of the most incredible speaker systems i have ever listened to]. I know that they then made an ADA 890 replacement for it. Both get pretty good reviews... but a few years later the Klipsch Promedia 2.1 came out, are the Promedia truly the best? do they sound that amazing? I'm trying to decide what to upgrade to?
Currently using the Champagne Harmon Kardon setup.
I went from the ADA 880's to my home theatre setup (component based, Pioneer elite receiver+polk audio RM6300 sats+Polk sub) I then gave my speakers to my brother. He won't give them back, and i have since moved into a house, separating my pc from my theatre rig.
Are the klipsch really that good? Has anyone used both?
Thanks
Originally posted by: Bruck
I have used Altec Lansing's ADA 880 in the past[one of the most incredible speaker systems i have ever listened to]. I know that they then made an ADA 890 replacement for it. Both get pretty good reviews... but a few years later the Klipsch Promedia 2.1 came out, are the Promedia truly the best? do they sound that amazing? I'm trying to decide what to upgrade to?
Currently using the Champagne Harmon Kardon setup.
I went from the ADA 880's to my home theatre setup (component based, Pioneer elite receiver+polk audio RM6300 sats+Polk sub) I then gave my speakers to my brother. He won't give them back, and i have since moved into a house, separating my pc from my theatre rig.
Are the klipsch really that good? Has anyone used both?
Thanks
Originally posted by: Whitersx29
so are the monsoons the best bang for buck?
Originally posted by: Alkali
Are you refering to Mission m74?
FLOORSTANDING SPEAKERS?
I give an example of a LOT better speakers than those. They may be great for home-thatre, but for music they would probably suck!
For that amount of money I would go for Triangle Comete, Epos M12, JMR Twins MkIII.
They cost less than the Mission m74 and deliver much more as far as music is concerned!
Oh My God. Have you got any idea? Have you sat in front of them before with music playing? Have they been hooked up to a quality amplifier while you listened to them?
Goodness me man, how can you say such a thing! LOL ... Omg I can't believe you said that. Jeez what is the world coming to....
Originally posted by: LongN
I'm telling you... the Bose Mediamate are perfect for music, they have 2 inputs and they can mix between them and they're really space saving.
