QUOTE(evilnickwong @ Sep 12 2006, 11:58 PM)
Er Silon dude, surely you don't mean you never knew what was behind the cloth covers of the MX5021 up till now?
Anyhow, I get what chidori means when he says it sounds "digital". It's so bright that you could say the sound it produces is very "fabricated" at times. Definitely nothing to associate with neutrality.
But dude chidori, believe me, the Z2300 does lack alot of things in the midrange, so don't get it unless you really really want loads of bass (that isn't even well defined to begin with).
OT:

If my Inspires don't sell, I'm gonna be stuck with them for awhile more.
well, i knew for a fact that each sat has twin drivers [if thats what youre talking about; i had no idea of the horn loaded tweeter!] for a long time but they really struck me when i saw them in real life once: the sats were HUGE!
but somehow i never gave them much thought though

as for the brightness:
*the bells ring in silon's head* horn loaded tweeter! horn loaded tweeter!!
seriously, i really wonder if its all down to that damn tweeter??

evilnickwong, there isnt anything that cant be sold in this world [well, except for really preposterous things of course

]. i suppose its all a matter of 'how low are you willing to go'

but too low and you might just be better off keeping it
QUOTE(chocobee_2707 @ Sep 13 2006, 02:09 AM)
i dont think all 4 mid range drivers produce the same frequency range. the lower driver produce lower freq, and the higher produce higher freq. maybe only me feel that way

, or resonance from the table. there also hissing problem for mx5021 when the speaker idle. just same problem as GMX.
I really like it(mx5021) sound for musics. i never try those high end speaker, just compare with my roomate GMX. but for movies or anything that need for bass, i prefer GMX.
*sorry for bad english*
perhaps you can try doing this?
driver1: [ear]
driver2:
then move your ear down to the 2nd driver and see if you could hear a difference
not having
great english is not a crime bro, you have nothing to apologise for