YES!

But Aego M has better soundstaging and integration with sub. You should set the GMX's sub-level to about the 9-10 o'clock position (or lower) so that the bass is not overpowering. For the GMX, angle and positioning are also important; less so the Aegos. Make sure you don't tuck your GMX sub into a corner or it gets boomy. The Klipsch has a livelier sound signature and is better for Dance/House music, Rock and most Jazz pieces but its a bit pickier with its songs. Overall, the Aegos are better though, but cost more; the GMX close, but is cheaper. They really do need time to sweeten up though, being a little bright out of the box. I love both! Hahahaha!

This post has been edited by The Scourge: Apr 22 2006, 03:47 AM

Was referring to the GMX 2.1, which doesn't have an internal DAC; only the 5.1 does. Too bad the Promedia Ultras are not readily available here, but then again, the price would be prohibitive for most....