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Tuesday, July 7, 2009
Best loudspeakers on earth???
YG acoustic loudspeakers has evolved since 2002. Though fairly young, they utilizes proprietary software developed in-house, with algorithms originating from aerospace and other cutting -edge industries. The resulting loudspeakers are far more accurate than otherwise achievable. They have many advance tools to made the best out of YG acoustic loudspeakers.
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Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Snell Reference Tower A7 Loudspeakers
Snell Reference Tower A7 Speakers at $35,000 per pair.
Full-Range, 3-Way, Tower with D'Appolito Array
- Elegant floor standing loudspeaker
- One 1" silk dome tweeter with, neo magnetic in hexadym configuration on a cast aluminum enclosure
- Two 5-1/4" Magnesium cone midrange, neo magnet in hexadym configuration
- Two 10" Magnesium cone woofers
- Bi-wireable, bi-ampable, tri-ampable and tri-wireable
- Frequency response 27Hz - 40kHz (+/- 3dB)
- Crossover Frequency 250Hz, 2.5kHz
- Finish is a hand-sanded, hand-oiled wood, veneer, custom wood.
- Paint finishes are stained to order
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Tuesday, June 23, 2009
McIntosh XRT2K Loudspeaker
McIntosh has been in the high end audio industry for around 60years. They will supply you will full high end audio system from pre-amplifers, power amplifiers, CD players, DVD players and loudspeakers. If cost is not an obstacle, you can bring home a 'live' entertainment system to you home. Many would not be surprised that their earlier system, over many decades, are still working till the very present day.XRT2K Loudspeaker System System Specifications
Sealed Dual Column 3-Way
- Six 12" Aluminum cone woofers (per side)
- Sixty-four 2" titanium Midranges (per side)
- Forty ¾" titanium tweeters (per side)
- Tri-wire and tri-amp capabilities
- Aluminum enclosure core
- 8-Ohm impedance for compatibility
- usable with up to 2,000 watts of power
- can be driven with as little as 75 watts
- Titanium tweeters for response to 45kHz
- Anechoic Response 16Hz - 45kHz
- Crossover Frequencies: 250Hz and 1.5kHz
- MSRP $40,000 each
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Tuesday, June 16, 2009
10 mistakes selecting a home theater speakers
1. Commercial branded all in one system.
Many good branded TVs made DVD players, hometheater system etc. Well , their TV is real good, with awards, but do have a good listen to their home theater package before making any commitment.
2. Not relax to listen.
When you are in a rush, you simply not in a state for audition. Simply go to the toilet, wash up yourself and cool down for 15 minutes by window shopping. Once relax, heads towards and listen to your familiar track.
3. Thunder bass.
The awesome sub-woofer bass kept you riveted to your seat. You have overlook the overall performance of the whole system.
4. Cute and tiny.
Small and cute system are nice to look or hide. When it comes to producing full frequency they can never perform. They may sound distorted once dynamic sounds track occurs.
5. Bookshelf speakers.
Can high end bookshelf speakers outperform high end big speakers? Only speakers with certain size cabinets and drivers can produce full frequency. Bookshelf speakers is good for small room.
6. No bass.
Time is needed for correct speakers placement. There is no quick fix rule.
7. Powerful amplifier.
Your neighbour bough a budget commercial THX certified amplifier while you own a high end non-THX amplifier which sound much better. Do not fall prey to commercial super '1000 watts' rating. You might own a Mark Lenvinson amplifier which will definitely sound way much better.
8. Cheap sale.
Some 2nd hand dealers might play tricks. Do go for well know 2nd hand dealers or buy new from local dealers.
9. Wrong placement.
Some love to hide their speaker in cabinet etc due to WAF. If that's the case buy the speakers design to be closed to wall type etc.
10. Branded package system.
Yes, even well know brands have scale down for commercial reach. Most of the time, price do play a part, high end speakers price is high for a reason.
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