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Originally Posted by Quicksilver
The problem is that the engineers are not 20 years old. It may be that the system was designed for a cross section of all drivers not just people who want to hear boom boom. Your right though it could sound better. But no matter what, the audio needs of everyone will never be met.
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This system has a control front panel, a separate tuner, and a 10-channel amp with a multiplexing input selector, analog to digital conversion for the tuner, tape, and sat radio, active filters, equalization, and digital signal processing.
Each speaker looks well made, with injection-molded, application-specific frames and synthetic rubber surrounds instead of thin stamped metal and cloth.
It has two 6.5 subs with no grille, firing into a 3mm-thick piece of ABS, and those woofers have a mechanical resonance of 80 Hz - when they are being crossed in at 80 Hz!
Bottom line -there was a LOT of money wasted on this audio system. Whether or not your red herring statement about ALL sound systems is true, this system is a terrible example of performance return on cost.