02-27-2006, 12:42 AM
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Premier Member and retired relic
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: NORCAL
Posts: 17,184
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Originally Posted by el_duderino
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.
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What red herring statement about ALL sound systems are you refering to?
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