hi bro,

How much is the below set offer by C.T Seong?

Image B6 : Mains
Image C5 : Center
Image B5 : Surround

thanks

More I like I drove him crazy. Hahaha

Squall : I think u better get a quote from him directly. I'm sure he'll give u a good price.

This post has been edited by welwitchia: Nov 11 2009, 01:15 PM

the main speaker is B6 or T6 ?

B6. I don't have the dough for a T6 and neither do I have the space for it.

don't know how much they offer for T5~~~~~~~?

Bro u getting new speakers?

Lama punya speaker semua kasi jual, sudah nak pergi A&L test the T5 liao~~~~~~!

last time i audition the T65 (old version) very good but thing is must have big room or else it will sound very boomy.

I think it had 3 woofers in it..

3k+ i buy package so not sure individual how much price exactly.

quite expensive if compare the spec between Dali, PSB T5 the higher frequency responding only 20khz,
Dali Lektor 6 frequency respond 27khz, the price any different between this two model?

This post has been edited by cmw_kwl_6923: Nov 11 2009, 02:36 PM

as i know human hearing only from 20hz to 20khz, unless you have superhuman ear dont think that make a different.

i'm just a simple human, underwear still wearing inside, not superman~~~~~!

red color?

Wah, you make a comparison based only on high freq extension spec? There are so many other factors that affect speaker performance.

So, then why people bother to buy subs that go below 20 Hz?

you cannot hear it but you body will fell it

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychoacoustics

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypersonic_effect

That's why i'm asking the noob question, the frequency responding higher khz, it means the sound will be more details, even the sub woofer
can be performed as you mention 20hz, maybe you are expert them us, so need your advised to look for good speaker.

Correct. There are sub-audible effects which even though cannot be heard but still might be perceived. This applies to frequencies above and below the hearing threshold.

Hence, my point is that there is some value to reproducing freq below 20Hz as well as above 20kHz. Your earlier statement: "as i know human hearing only from 20hz to 20khz, unless you have superhuman ear dont think that make a different" seems to suggest that it doesn't make any difference going outside 20Hz to 20kHz.

Speaker specs actually tell only a small part of the whole story. Many sound characteristics cannot be defined in a spec, e.g. imaging, soundstaging, resolution, smoothness, warmth, pace, bass tightness, etc. Also, higher Hz doesn't equal more detailed.

My best advice to look for a good speaker is go listen to it.

Yes sir~~~!