Guys...check out today's Star paper

SenQ is selling the Onkyo SR605 Black + Onkyo 5.1 speaker system (2 floor standing + 1 Center + 2 Book shelf + 1 Sub) for only RM4.8k

Good value I must say....go get the audition if u are looking for a whole new system and budget below 5k....

whats the difference if i get this set compare to AEGOM Satellite Series?

Satellite tends not too good in bass...most satellite range are 90hz - 20kHz...
floorstanding will begin at min 50hz (some full range one started at 30hz) and hitting 30Khz - 50Khz for some higher range models...the sound will be fuller, more dynamic and details....

compare the size of the speakers itself will see the diff lar...4" vs 6.5"...that's a lot of bass there

5k consider cheap ar?

I would go for the 605 + Jamo S606 (floor stander) package which HN quote for RM4300.

saw it today. Decent budget entry setup. Got 05 installment plan somemore.

consider cheap???
not really la....

here u meant the the speaker range can hit up t0 30Khz - 50Khz, is the difference alot compares to 20Khz range.?

wau. long time never see the 20khz. u sure u can hear anything above 18kHz

I've never own any above 30khz...mine untill 25khz nia so no comment but I've seen some the spec said 50hz - 50khz...dunno true or not...

why aims for those high frequency when our ears cant? I would prefer the speakers to be able to go low. If possible, lower than 35Hz. But, pricey

I think anything above 20khz won't be noticeable since our human ears can only hear up to 20khz but that depends on our age, as we get older, our hearing range will decrease so uncompressed PCM might sound just like normal DD track. Better enjoy while we are young, if not later old liao, DD and DTS also sound the same.

Most good floorstanders can do around 30hz to 35hz like that, anything lower than that, can only be achieved with the help of a subwoofer.

My Klipsch floorstanders can only acheive 36Hz. But, it is good. Any speakers that go lower than that are quite expensive nowadays.

me still blur abt this hz thing
the lower the better?

my T1 only 55Hz - 21kHz nia...peasant speaker, all lower Hz I channel to the sub.....but my crossover set at 90Hz....

The lower the spkr can goes, the deeper bass it could generate. More ooomph. But, bear in mind that it normally requires morem power to drive if to compare to less 'capable' spkr.

For the next gen AV, you can set diff crossover for each channel. If you have very good spkrs, then you can utilise its performance instead of wasting it by setting a higher crossover.


Taikor, your huge Jamo can go how low?

wats the purpose of crossover? set the higher the better?

huge jamo? mine satellite ler
but then again, i change speaker again

Continuous load: 56 W
Music load: 75 W
Impedance: 4 - 8 ohms
Frequency response +4 -8 dB 38 - 20,000 Hz
Sensitivity: 5W
Gross volume|: 25 litres
Woofer: 20cm
Phase link unit 8cm
Tweeter: 2,5cm

how low is this?

wah 38 - 20kHz

very good wor...

must be costing a fortune

I guess decent subs can do at least 26HZ, the lower the better. I guess I'm used to the bass generated by REL and Velodyne subs, really convincing and power.

Are you sure on the sensitivity?

It's a mistake, I guess. Mine is 95dB @ 1W/1M


My 12" sub goes as low as 25Hz, which is same as CHT-12R. However, this US co went bust more than a decade Very decent sub.