seems good for value especially the floorstand type. but i only listened to old mission

in my opinion the VX are not very good... but depending on what you plan to do with them... if u are using them for home theater... then it should be ok.... coz u dont need a good level clarity. but if you are doing 2 channel audio and trying to play hi-res flac files... i would recommend looking else where. the older stuff are better. u are probably better off looking for similar budgets from 2nd hand market.
Are you looking at the Vx offers from CMY? its a good price for new speakers, that much i can say.

To be honest, not so good, you can compare my mission VX2 and small Denon Mission, but my phone recording isn't so good...
Mission VX2


Denon Mission


The VX2 definitely missed out audiophile detail when I play Stacey Kent: So Nice, the background sounds very thin and not as good as some YouTube ppl's older mission

You looking for bookshelf speaker or floor standing speaker? I found Singapore Carousell there selling those LX-2 which got praised by what hifi and few others, the after conversion rate seems another extra 100 bucks more than local VX2 only. Maybe a trip to Singapore for better speaker? That would be diehard Mission Fan's mission. Haha

Yeah, 5.1 will be hard coz too many speakers. If just 2 bookshelf maybe can try, remove the box carry the speakers only and keep the manual...

Just found I previously bookmarked a Thailand review page
https://gmlive.com/รีวิว-ชุï¿...onAudioVXSeries

Google translate as the savoir

BTW, saw CMY has Mission MX3, this one got What Hi-Fi 5 star review, no consider that instead?

What amplifier you using? Floor standing speaker requirement on amp power quite high imo...

What Hi-Fi 5 star product yo.

just found mission 753 floorstander macam legacy mission model, highly praised by what hi-fi during 1990s..
what amplifier you all used to push that mission? many review saying this speaker were sensitive with amplifier pairing? is it require over 100W/channel to push it? need standalone pre + power amp?

A nominal 8 Ohms impedance is claimed, though the measured curve suggests 6 Ohms as more realistic, but in any event this is not a particularly awkward load and should present no difficult y to any ha lf-respecting amplifier rated at between 25 and 150 Watts (per channel into 8 Ohms), which is what the literature suggests as compatible. Sensitivity is good at 90dB/Watt/metre.

we are same me x2000 user also
heavvy cabinet 20kg++ each side.
the efficiency is fine to use with small & medium size amp. last time im able run loudly with marantz mini series class d about 50w per channel. im not sure was it room or speaker age itself, the bass is less satisfying compared to newer gen floorstand speaker

atmos need room renovation ady. haha
play 5.1 or 7.1 enough. audyssey can enable dsx or prologic2 z the fake atmos maa. front height channel

atmos need room renovation ady. haha
play 5.1 or 7.1 enough. audyssey can enable dsx or prologic2 z the fake atmos maa. front height channel

On paper looks ok and efficiency seems high, but many said no bass, bad sound when paired with small sized amp.
BTW, you bought Mission floor stander already? What model you bought?

Yeah, aim those LX QX SX series.
Actually mission brand itself is entry level, higher end are those KEF, Dynaudio, Wilson Benesch..

x2000 can biamp. im using for front channel
overall sound wont increase bass, just cleaner mid and high (without affected by bass signal) like real instrument suppose to.

the 753s are not bass monsters despite them being floorstanders ..
turn the volume up a little and u get pretty satisfying tight low ends ... not the earthquake u would expect la
currently powered by a 80w/channel yamaha av amp .. more than sufficient volume to disturb the neighbours

for those more ground moving stuff i have a 10 inch sub 

dont understand what u meant by crossover

5 speakers currently powered by the amp .. 2 x 753 ... 2 x small bookshelf ... center is a small one too
sub is an active 300w 10 inch

i think he meant the crossover frequency set for your sub? like 80Hz 100Hz etc.

no idea .. i use the analogue dial behind the sub to adjust
if just by looking at the dial positiion and numbers .. i would guess around 50-60 hz
sub gets input signal via main speakers connection ... not sub out from amp
sub out controls in amp is set to NOT USE so all bass signal in the system gets passed to main speakers

i just let the yamaha do whatever settings it needs to do
i just set the speakers sizes and do the setup using YPAO

the yamaha amp used is below par for mission .. but i am actually quite happy with what i am getting now
i know it can be alot better .. but that road to glory knows no ends and budget 

lets put it this way ... when i sent my speakers for repairs i listened to custom built dynaudio speakers at mr Oh's place
those dynaudio may sing just a tad sweeter driven by dedicated stereo amp and source
but not by that much la ... me using PC as source only nowadays

all my CDs and vinyls lie collecting dust .. even my old turntable broke and was given away liau
CD player too broke and was thrown away

when u listen in straight stereo mode .. u would want the main speakers to get the best and full signals
signal for sub tapped from mains for better coherence according to REL la .. which i find good