Buy Now From AMAZON US is.gd Customer Reviews: "The good:1) Very good build, finish & color options for the price.2) Rated @ 100w max into 8ohms (50w continuous). It's efficient & easy to drive with most AMPs / AVRs.3) Tweeter & mid-woofer made of aluminium, it is a material unseen at this price point. It looks fabulous without the speaker grill.4) Superb & smooth mid-range for the price. Treble is pretty disciplined & sweet.5) Very good binding posts. Bi-wirable & bi-ampable, something only the British can understand. Lol.6) Excellent price to performance ratio.The bad:1) Bass port is located at the back of the speaker. Placement may not be as easy as front ported counterparts.2) Bass a lil' undisciplined (loose) when compared with the earlier generation Mordaunt Short (MS) 902i bookshelf speakers.3) Sounds very harsh right out of the box. Burn in / running in takes forever. U need to run them in for at least 100hrs before they reach full potential & are ready for critical listening.I prefer bookshelf speakers over floor standing speakers for the following reasons:1) Easier to drive with any AMP / AVR.2) Flexible placement options. It can be mounted on a stand, wall, ceiling or bookshelf.3) In smaller apartments great results can be achieved when wall mounted with a good wall mount such as B-Tech BT77 B-TECH Ultragrip Pro BT77 - Speaker bracket - black - wall-mountable (pack of 2 ). It saves floor space too. See pix.4) Bigger is not always better. I have seen cheaper ...
Mordaunt Short
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Mordaunt Short Video Clips. Duration : 0.95 Mins.
Buy Now From AMAZON US is.gd Customer Reviews: "The good:1) Very good build, finish & color options for the price.2) Rated @ 100w max into 8ohms (50w continuous). It's efficient & easy to drive with most AMPs / AVRs.3) Tweeter & mid-woofer made of aluminium, it is a material unseen at this price point. It looks fabulous without the speaker grill.4) Superb & smooth mid-range for the price. Treble is pretty disciplined & sweet.5) Very good binding posts. Bi-wirable & bi-ampable, something only the British can understand. Lol.6) Excellent price to performance ratio.The bad:1) Bass port is located at the back of the speaker. Placement may not be as easy as front ported counterparts.2) Bass a lil' undisciplined (loose) when compared with the earlier generation Mordaunt Short (MS) 902i bookshelf speakers.3) Sounds very harsh right out of the box. Burn in / running in takes forever. U need to run them in for at least 100hrs before they reach full potential & are ready for critical listening.I prefer bookshelf speakers over floor standing speakers for the following reasons:1) Easier to drive with any AMP / AVR.2) Flexible placement options. It can be mounted on a stand, wall, ceiling or bookshelf.3) In smaller apartments great results can be achieved when wall mounted with a good wall mount such as B-Tech BT77 B-TECH Ultragrip Pro BT77 - Speaker bracket - black - wall-mountable (pack of 2 ). It saves floor space too. See pix.4) Bigger is not always better. I have seen cheaper ...
Buy Now From AMAZON US is.gd Customer Reviews: "The good:1) Very good build, finish & color options for the price.2) Rated @ 100w max into 8ohms (50w continuous). It's efficient & easy to drive with most AMPs / AVRs.3) Tweeter & mid-woofer made of aluminium, it is a material unseen at this price point. It looks fabulous without the speaker grill.4) Superb & smooth mid-range for the price. Treble is pretty disciplined & sweet.5) Very good binding posts. Bi-wirable & bi-ampable, something only the British can understand. Lol.6) Excellent price to performance ratio.The bad:1) Bass port is located at the back of the speaker. Placement may not be as easy as front ported counterparts.2) Bass a lil' undisciplined (loose) when compared with the earlier generation Mordaunt Short (MS) 902i bookshelf speakers.3) Sounds very harsh right out of the box. Burn in / running in takes forever. U need to run them in for at least 100hrs before they reach full potential & are ready for critical listening.I prefer bookshelf speakers over floor standing speakers for the following reasons:1) Easier to drive with any AMP / AVR.2) Flexible placement options. It can be mounted on a stand, wall, ceiling or bookshelf.3) In smaller apartments great results can be achieved when wall mounted with a good wall mount such as B-Tech BT77 B-TECH Ultragrip Pro BT77 - Speaker bracket - black - wall-mountable (pack of 2 ). It saves floor space too. See pix.4) Bigger is not always better. I have seen cheaper ...
M22 v3
M22 v3 Video Clips. Duration : 0.93 Mins.
Buy Now From AMAZON US is.gd Customer Reviews: "These speakers have amazing sound quality for the price.They have incredibly detailed and balanced mids and highs. Clarity is great, but relatively narrow soundstage.Need to use them with a good subwoofer to bring out a full range sound." Product Description M22 v3 Winner of the GoodSound! Reviewer's Choice Award! Our newest loudspeaker is for audiophiles, enabling mid to high powered amps to deliver studio-monitor performance to a medium-sized room, and at a moderate price. Yet, the dual woofers in this Vortex/Reflex enclosure can take a whopping 200 watts! Beautifully finished in Black Oak with Black Grille. Disclaimer: FootCenter Ltd is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon. Amazon and the Amazon logo are trademarks of Amazon, Inc. or its affiliates.
Buy Now From AMAZON US is.gd Customer Reviews: "These speakers have amazing sound quality for the price.They have incredibly detailed and balanced mids and highs. Clarity is great, but relatively narrow soundstage.Need to use them with a good subwoofer to bring out a full range sound." Product Description M22 v3 Winner of the GoodSound! Reviewer's Choice Award! Our newest loudspeaker is for audiophiles, enabling mid to high powered amps to deliver studio-monitor performance to a medium-sized room, and at a moderate price. Yet, the dual woofers in this Vortex/Reflex enclosure can take a whopping 200 watts! Beautifully finished in Black Oak with Black Grille. Disclaimer: FootCenter Ltd is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon. Amazon and the Amazon logo are trademarks of Amazon, Inc. or its affiliates.
EMP Tek
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
EMP Tek Video Clips. Duration : 0.97 Mins.
Buy Now From AMAZON US is.gd Customer Reviews: "Scenario 1) If you've ever walked into an audio store before, you may feel somewhat intimidated by the looks you get when you tell them your budget of 300 dollars a pair. They'll show you the puniest little bookshelf speaker, and proceed to compare it to maybe a 600 dollar speaker. The 600 dollar speaker will sound fuller, and fill the room better. The small, cheap bookshelf will feel inadequate, especially to the average person accustomed to listening in a tiny little car or something of that sort.The reasons for this are simple physics and economics. They want you to buy the bigger, pricier speaker so they'll probably make it louder, and the bigger speaker will get louder more smoothly because the speaker driver moves more easily without the stiff air spring of a small box.Now the dealer suggests using the small speaker as a surround and the bigger one as a front. He gives you a quote and it's virtually double what you expect. It sounds good, but you're not an audiophile who knows what those reviews ever even talk about when they get enchanted by the precision imaging and encompassing soundstage and warm blanketing bass and muddy, dark midrange. If you just read that and thought "huh" then you're right. You're not an audiophool. You're just someone who wants it to sound clear, right, and not have to sell your car to do it. So you give up and you're about to buy a Home Theater in a Box because your conclusion after scenario ...
Buy Now From AMAZON US is.gd Customer Reviews: "Scenario 1) If you've ever walked into an audio store before, you may feel somewhat intimidated by the looks you get when you tell them your budget of 300 dollars a pair. They'll show you the puniest little bookshelf speaker, and proceed to compare it to maybe a 600 dollar speaker. The 600 dollar speaker will sound fuller, and fill the room better. The small, cheap bookshelf will feel inadequate, especially to the average person accustomed to listening in a tiny little car or something of that sort.The reasons for this are simple physics and economics. They want you to buy the bigger, pricier speaker so they'll probably make it louder, and the bigger speaker will get louder more smoothly because the speaker driver moves more easily without the stiff air spring of a small box.Now the dealer suggests using the small speaker as a surround and the bigger one as a front. He gives you a quote and it's virtually double what you expect. It sounds good, but you're not an audiophile who knows what those reviews ever even talk about when they get enchanted by the precision imaging and encompassing soundstage and warm blanketing bass and muddy, dark midrange. If you just read that and thought "huh" then you're right. You're not an audiophool. You're just someone who wants it to sound clear, right, and not have to sell your car to do it. So you give up and you're about to buy a Home Theater in a Box because your conclusion after scenario ...
Now Hear This (NHT) Model 1A Bookshelf Speaker Part 1
Now Hear This (NHT) Model 1A Bookshelf Speaker Part 1 Video Clips. Duration : 4.83 Mins.
A Video on my Now Hear This (NHT) Model 1A Bookshelf Speaker I got this from my teacher a while back before he gave me the Amps. I cleaned it up and it seems to be in pretty good condition. I'm not sure if the Tweeter or Woofer are original or not I have not taken the time to find out. The Tweeter doesn't seem to be centered and has glue around the side which seems to be a replacement. The Woofer seems like it has been removed before and is just missing a extra foam cover in front. The Grill is missing the NHT sign and is damaged. It works fine though even I only have one. Currently used as a Center speaker. Has a really nice Piano Black Finish like other NHT products. Specs - Min 20 - 150 Max Watts - Normal Impedance 8 Ohms - 1" Tweeter - Unknown size Woofer (seems to be around a 6") If you have any questions or comments please let me know. Thanks For Watching!
A Video on my Now Hear This (NHT) Model 1A Bookshelf Speaker I got this from my teacher a while back before he gave me the Amps. I cleaned it up and it seems to be in pretty good condition. I'm not sure if the Tweeter or Woofer are original or not I have not taken the time to find out. The Tweeter doesn't seem to be centered and has glue around the side which seems to be a replacement. The Woofer seems like it has been removed before and is just missing a extra foam cover in front. The Grill is missing the NHT sign and is damaged. It works fine though even I only have one. Currently used as a Center speaker. Has a really nice Piano Black Finish like other NHT products. Specs - Min 20 - 150 Max Watts - Normal Impedance 8 Ohms - 1" Tweeter - Unknown size Woofer (seems to be around a 6") If you have any questions or comments please let me know. Thanks For Watching!
Mission 700 2-way speakers
Monday, October 1, 2012
Mission 700 2-way speakers Tube. Duration : 6.05 Mins.
Power Output: 25-75W/Ch MPN: 980 P 04545 Speaker System: 2 Speakers Sub-Type: Indoor Speakers Construction: 2-Way Features: Wired Speaker Type: Bookshelf Speakers
Power Output: 25-75W/Ch MPN: 980 P 04545 Speaker System: 2 Speakers Sub-Type: Indoor Speakers Construction: 2-Way Features: Wired Speaker Type: Bookshelf Speakers
JBL CS2104
JBL CS2104 Video Clips. Duration : 0.38 Mins.
My home stereo speaker system based on JBL car speakers, these things sound awesome, and virtually indestructible. (provided that the user has common sense) They have a power handling of 150 watts RMS each with an efficiency of 90dB per watt, I know because I had them connected to my stepfathers Kenwood 350 watt home amplifier one day, and the power meters peaked up to 220 watt where these things finally began to rattle, and it was not just these speakers that rattled, Real crankers for something bookshelf size. I had a DJ borrow these a few times for his backyard events (until he bought his own, something bigger), which these worked well as party fillers using a mediocre 50 watt amp. You can also hear some evidence of high fidelity in the video, when the microphone stops distorting when the camera moves away, but not the best example. Playing a Piano soundtrack sounds so real, like the player is actually in the room.
My home stereo speaker system based on JBL car speakers, these things sound awesome, and virtually indestructible. (provided that the user has common sense) They have a power handling of 150 watts RMS each with an efficiency of 90dB per watt, I know because I had them connected to my stepfathers Kenwood 350 watt home amplifier one day, and the power meters peaked up to 220 watt where these things finally began to rattle, and it was not just these speakers that rattled, Real crankers for something bookshelf size. I had a DJ borrow these a few times for his backyard events (until he bought his own, something bigger), which these worked well as party fillers using a mediocre 50 watt amp. You can also hear some evidence of high fidelity in the video, when the microphone stops distorting when the camera moves away, but not the best example. Playing a Piano soundtrack sounds so real, like the player is actually in the room.
Update 2-15-12
Update 2-15-12 Video Clips. Duration : 5.98 Mins.
Kind of pausing on the Wards Airline radio until I get more parts..... Here's a look at two recent thrift store purchases. A nice polaroid folding land camera, and a pair of B&O bookshelf speakers. Might start a little electronic project while I wait for radio parts to get here...... Stay tuned !
Kind of pausing on the Wards Airline radio until I get more parts..... Here's a look at two recent thrift store purchases. A nice polaroid folding land camera, and a pair of B&O bookshelf speakers. Might start a little electronic project while I wait for radio parts to get here...... Stay tuned !
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