sell to me cheap2

Maybe it will be more than RM20 difference in 2013

Oh well, no way back for me anymore, I even paid for the Rm145 postage fee. I would cry if I sell it cheaper

Two very different speakers. M200 could not do R&B, Dance, and etc music like M50W could

This post has been edited by CyntrixTech: Dec 28 2012, 10:45 PM

I'll just imagine that M200 never exists so my M50W is so badass. Still haven't receive my M50W, bad pos laju service in Miri, they didn't even bother coming upstairs to my house, asked me to self-collect with a sticker on the wall downstairs. Went to pos laju for a few times hours after hours, they keep saying the car not yet come back. Finally gave up and have to wait tomorrow.

At least it is within minutes drive away

Hope you get your hand on them fast
so you can share your experience with the speaker like others did over here

Oh I see, that makes a lot of sense too, with regards to the " fatiguing " part of the speakers. I auditioned the m10 first hence I found it more engaging but as I hit the hour mark the " engaging " speakers were too " demanding " on my ears. Too much brightness lol and details to listen to .

I listened to the mk2 as I saw your previous review comparing both speakers nearfield and you couldn't really tell the difference. For now I'll only be using it in a small room so mk3 will be an overkill for me lol. (no need to fork out the extra RM 500 too ). I was BLOWN away the moment the speakers came to life, I have no doubt it will do the same or more if they're playing right in front of me now again

This is all thanks to you bro . Without you bringing in this awesome line of speakers we wouldn't be able to enjoy such sound quality at a bargain price .

Btw, would appreciate it if you could enlighten me on the DS1010 vs M20w part... For a more wholesome experience, m20w will win hands down ? I game, listen to music + watch a bit of movies on my PC.

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Added on December 29, 2012, 1:02 amThank you for your kind comment hehe, although it's more like a description of my visit than a review .

I don't think that's necessarily the case haha, as Cyntrix mentioned before there's something for everyone. M200 might be the one for me but it could be different for anyone else hehe. For me I just prefer the brighter tone of the m200 rather than the warm sound of the m50w.

This post has been edited by Dimiberbs: Dec 29 2012, 01:04 AM

Got my M50W from HeavyArm today. Burning-in process begins! Well the music I listen to suits 2.1 much much better. It depends on your music and you ears

hehe you can always add a h6 or h10 sub to a 2.0 set up

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m200mkII is not for me... I listen to rock, metal, hip hop etc...

wanna try m50w and d1080... i think it'll suit me better

Time to change your signature!

For me Metallica sounds great on the M50W

I still have my S730D at my hometown

Time to retire that for:


When the time comes....

i am just thinking if i were to add a sub to my speaker it would be from pc > sub > speaker? if both the sub and speaker are active you just control the speaker volume from the sub? because i think that currently nobody has try that before or the h sub is only for the h system

This post has been edited by dennisyeoh: Dec 30 2012, 02:11 AM

is depend on sub offer rca/minijack output or not, in another way round some powered speaker also come with subwoofer out/audio output from speaker itself, so it can connect to subwoofer by such a way connection

or another common way is using y connector to connect both subwoofer and speaker, this kind of connection did not require speaker/sub come with audio output.

that not such a thing a sub only for a certain system, unless it using unique connector, else just in case of sound matching or not, and crossover blar blar~

btw while come to subwoofer, with around 1.5K budget....quite plenty of choice there.

i also considering should i add a subwoofer to my current setup...

or just upgrade to better speaker...with larger driver....to provide more bass...

Here's what we did:

Any speakers - connected to H series sub. Sub to line out. Speaker amp must be maxed out. Volume controlled from subwoofer.

However, a customer who came to my house to test the T200B and eventually bought one, found out that connecting non H series speakers to the H series sub in the method killed the imaging of the speaker. After some testing I did find that it's true. So if you intend to add a sub, I'd recommend getting a splitter and split the line out from your source.

Do you really want to add a sub to the D1080-IV? Maybe you should just grab the M50W to satisfy that bassy needs Or save up for the M60 5.1. The price of this M60 does not even make sense to be honest. The subwoofer is no lesser quality than the H6.

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Added on December 30, 2012, 2:28 amThere are lots of choices, but for some reasons the H6 and H10 blends very well with all HiVi speakers. You'd be surprised by how seamless the H5 + H10 is. Can't say so with other setup. Listened to some Maggies with Velodyne (very popular setup) and it's very easy to pinpoint the lack of coherency.

This post has been edited by CyntrixTech: Dec 30 2012, 02:28 AM

hahaha nope i am very happy with my current set up i am not a bassy person after all i just kinda want to know what will happen if people do that lol

Don't self ingest poison. When you drop by KL go listen to the M200 and you'd know what to do next. (sorry for the poison)

Sorry, I don't really know how to write a review, lack of the knowledge of an audiophile

Finally done setting up the speaker at my home. I took my M50W to my friend's house so we can compare our speakers. M50W was compared with Z623 and Z906.

From some of the reviews by m50w owners, they complaint about the controller had a scratch on it. I checked on mine and also found some tiny scratches there, but that doesn't matter since I only cared for the sound quality. The controller is actually one of the reason I bought this speaker, it looks really boss, controlling the volume by just turning around with one finger, it has this blue(ON) and red(OFF) light that made it looks even better. I think its very well built with good quality materials, quite heavy when you hold it in your hand.

So we started opening a lossless music file, turning up the volume slowly. Then I turn up the bass up to half, and I was like "where's the bass?". I turned the bass up to the max, all I hear was soft bass. Then we switched to Z906. The difference of the bass is very clear, Z906's bass level at 1/4 equals to maxed bass level of m50w. Other than bass, I think there's nothing else the logitech speakers is better than the m50w. At the moment we switched to Z906, there is also a clear difference of the clarity and details of the sound. The sound from m50w is very clear, warm, and you can hear every details/effects very clearly. Unlike Z906, the sound is very sharp, I don't know how to explain it, but its just a sound that people will dislike after they compared these 2 speakers.

I am actually quite disappointed of the bass from m50w, was expecting a little bit more. Maybe I'm not an audiophile like you guys, but IMO, in movies and gaming, you really need that extra bass for the sound effects to make it feels more realistic. As for music, I think the bass is just right, perfectly suits an audiophile, along with the clear and warm sound, perfect... Just perfect!

As for the comparison with Z623, Z623 should just step aside. Except louder and heavier bass like Z906, I think nothing else is better than the m50w.

One more thing that I dislike about the m50w, is the sub. The sub volume controller is at the back of the sub. It is very troublesome to set the sub volume since it is put under my table.

That is pretty much what I wanted to say. I am satisfied to have this set of speakers. Sorry for the poor english.

We took a lot of photos during the comparison of the speakers, but for now I only got this photo since the others is in my friend's Ipad. And sorry for the bad quality photo, I have a bad phone.
http://puu.sh/1GS2m