guys, what do you think of the C3? is it worth the price?

since it has a dedicated amp, i can use my own speakers too right?

it looked decent, with lots of independant components... tested it earlier and the trebles were quite crisp, tho the bass still loses out to z623

looks easier to mod too, wires are totally replacable and drivers are easily removable

yeah cant complain since thats the price you pay

ive seen some mods done to the subwoofer that can increase the performance, by changing the cables and stuffing some cotton... might wanna try that... im definitely interested in changing the wires too for the satellites...

interested in the cables here

This post has been edited by x-1o8-x: Nov 6 2011, 10:03 AM

haha which home system you're planning to get?

well since i mostly do my things via pc, and my room's not that big to begin with, getting a full home theater system is kind of an overkill

at best i'll be getting a decent 2.0 speaker setup

OMG really??

one of my fav singers $&*(^@#*()@&*()&(

treble too high perhaps?

what volume u played at?

this is worrying, just when i wanna get c3 >"<

hopefully its the srs that causes it >"<

30 loud enough? from the pc shop it doesnt seem loud w

after you turned it off, is there still distorting sound from the speakers when playing lia's songs?

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Added on November 9, 2011, 11:13 pmDolby Sound Space Expander

for some reason, i liked this even on music... gives a concert feeling, plus wider sounstage~

This post has been edited by x-1o8-x: Nov 9 2011, 11:13 PM

every speaker has different sensitivity to positoning...

your room setup also plays a role in the sensitivity... rooms with lesser dampeners such as carpets, curtains will give different sound than those with it

the reason why they never bothered specifying it in the first place is because of our room. not everyone has the same furniture in their home

in fact, if you visit thx or dolby website, they can give u a simple guide on how to position your speakers, depending on the listening distance.

it is recommended you position the drivers so that it faces directly to your ear, ie left speaker angled directly to your left ear

as for subwoofer, you can put it anywhere since its omnidirectional, however it is stated that you shouldnt put it too near to the wall as it could resonate and give out muddy bass, according to dolby