Posts by Dave1027

I think BIC speakers are the bang for buck leaders. The BIC DV62si should be at the top of any budget speaker list at $110/pair. At that price, I'm still amazed at what you get as for as component and sound quality goes.

Quote:Originally Posted by runnin' I don't quite follow, how does that video show her on a really bad day?I agree. In this video she definitely is sounding very good and she does not look thin either.

Mine had hardly any bass and I believe it's because those panels have no excursion. How do you get bass without excursion?

I have to admit I originally went with bookshelfs to keep my speakers out of harms way because I had kids but now that is no longer a concern since they've grown. I really like the flexiblity the powered sub provides and I like the fact...

The ironic part is their "Speaker Genius" speakers are 6 ohmers. Their speakers may be a tougher load than the B&Ws!

Quote:Originally Posted by Gary Gleave Do you live in Wisconsin?No. I'm in California.

Quote:Originally Posted by Flt Simulation This may be kind of a silly question, but do you think a 2-channel home audio system really benefits much by also having a powered subwoofer?.... I realize that a sub is needed in a home...

You are correct you can do better. I have < $300 invested in my speakers/sub that will blow those Bose away. That's the entire problem with Bose, low bang for buck ratio. It's the lazy or uniformed that go the easy (but expensive) Bose...

Quote:Originally Posted by genaccmiller Hello All - I received my MLT 2 system from NewEgg today. The sub had a small crack near the legs and I have decided to keep it. After connecting everything, I ran the Yamaha YPAO and it...

I replaced them with JBL 4311 Control room monitors. The rich, fullness of the JBLs blew the BES speakers away. The BES had little bass and the rest of the range was kind of dull. They actually sounded a lot like some CVs I once had...