johnwu

Originally posted by LoGG1 at 2005-5-27 12:01 AM:


Dr. Chik, 多謝你既提議! 我曾去Hi-Fi鋪行下。

條correct link係
http://www.jvc.ca/en/consumer/product-detail.asp?model=THB-5000

你有冇玩黑膠碟架?

Another suggestion for you is try to get POLK speaker when it is on sale... Sometime you can get a pair of floor standing speaker for $150 US

johnwu

Originally posted by DrChik at 2005-5-12 07:34 PM:
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Have you try it?
It's very expensive (for one speaker)

johnwu

Dr,

Do you have any experience on HMDI or DVI?
Is it much better than component?

Thanks!

johnwu

Originally posted by DrChik at 2005-6-7 09:46 PM:

嘩.......冇得揮
如果睇過HMDI or DVI既
一定唔會再睇返component(如果有錢)
HMDI or DVI出黎乾淨,雜訊少(差唔多冇)
D色又準好多,不過價錢都貴好多

Problem is, not too many Amp has HDMI or DVI switching on the market.  
The one that is on the market is really expansive

johnwu

Fropm the company web site:
"Mirage Omnisat Speakers use Omnipolar technology that utliize natural room reflections to produce a greater sense of realism as well as create a deep, wide and tall soundstage. This phenomenon is accomplished by recreating the same ratio of direct to reflected sound found in nature; 70% reflected and 30% direct. It is the required additional reflected sound provided by an Omnipolar speaker that creates the Omnipolar three-dimensional sound experience."

This seems like a very interesting speaker for surround\presense, anyone tried this?

System Type:                     Magnetically Shielded Omnipolar Satellite                    
Room Efficiency:                     89 dB           
Frequency Response:                   70 Hz-20KHz, +/- 3dB                  
Impedance:                   8-ohm nominal, 4 ohm minimum          
Tweeter:                   1" (25mm) PTH™ Pure Titanium Hybrid                  
Recommended Amplifier Power:         10 to 150-watts RMS/Channel
Woofer:                   4.5" Polypropylene Titanium Deposit Hybrid cones with butyl surrounds                   Inputs:         High Quality 5-way Binding Posts
Power Handling:                   150 watts                  

Dimensions:
H x W x D                  
inches: 8 x 6-1/4 x 8
cm: 20.3 x 15.8 x 20.3

Crossover Points:         2.2 kHz                  
Weight:           7 lbs, 3.2 kg

[ Last edited by johnwu on 2005-6-12 at 02:31 AM ]