why sold off??
not good?any comment?

hello buddy, if u r looking 4 good speaker better look for hifi4sale web now before somebody gasak now! I think that is the mother of ATOMIC BOMB, oh my puppy how i wanna to hug u!

hello buddy, let me ask first when buy over the net the first thing you will ask, are they ok? good working condition?They will of course say in very good condition, excellent and blah blah this and that, money paid barang sudah tukar tangan if anything wrong i would say u kena pengsan! kena con. call no answer no reply than u lagi pengsan since lots of fake products esp. cables selling in the net, sometimes water liew liew but dare not buy , the best no choice hv to go thru dealers  or close friends. VDL ORIGINAL OYADA OR OYADIE ALSO ORIGINAL, then u lagi pengsan, all made in CHINA!

psb image better than psb alpha?

yeap.i might be only 17years old but i did learn quite some stuff form my dad and hi-fi shop professional staff.
I agree i still got a long way to learn.
Thats why im starting to learn it.
but as everybody say,even u buy how expensive or how good your amp is but your speaker is cheap skate its totally wasted!
a good and expensive amp deserve to amplify a good quality speaker.
just like my dad,earlier this year he bought a Pioneer SC-LX81 which is a superb amplifier that get 5 star and good review but he bought the PSB Image T65 speaker.
Even alot of Hi-Fi shops also told my dad and say"wah your amp so good but why choose cheap speaker?doesn't deserve and wasted.at least u buy a 8k speaker to match your set"
Even my dad also think its correct.
Good amp but speaker not as good.
But that time the T65 sound is quite satisfy and recently my dad bought the Synchrony One the sound is awesome when being pushed by a good amp.
Thats why if u had a good amp,try to spend a little bit more on speakers too.
Its worth every penny of it.
Won't get rugi

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Added on May 19, 2009, 11:17 pm
yeap..amp mesti bagus also.
must have enough power and capable to produce a great sound too.

it's not all about equipments, most of the time. I've heard expensive setups and it didn't quite weigh the price. there are pretty much factors, well actually many that will contribute in making your system suit to your expectations, it also depends on what type of music you're listening to in this case.

I have encountered a few auditions where they will highlight to you that how brilliant the sound is till you are able to hear fine details so clearly, but somehow in my point of view, they are not meant to be that distinguished above the rest of the stage. . Certain setups will colorized 'em.

In my view, perfect matching = a balanced tune, without needing an equalizer to make you love the sound of what's coming out from your system. higher end equipment will have a better upper hand, in this case.
But good placements, room environment/sitting position, tweaks and cables can make entry level sound good if done properly.

recap-
equipments, are always the key and main factors. but it doesn't mean by owning one will give you the best to suit your taste without considering other factors that will contribute to it's final result.

sound engineers who does the mastering or remastering are listening, from perhaps 3 sets of speakers to find it's nominal boost in db's for certian freq.
some cd's will sound good on setup A, but might not be the same from setup B. Where as, they might not actually be sounding either way in the first place.
have you seen special demo recordings for certain pair of speakers?

I guess u might think that by me saying natural = flat lifeless tune, what i meant was it should sound real like what an instrument should sound on different staging.
For example, like the percussionist is standing beside you on your couch while the singer is on the stage and the bass player aligned with the singer. Something should be wrong with the CD, or it's been boost to suit other systems more. Well you're going to be able to hear very clearly on the details by this way, and the bass is strong.

Equalizers are good to have when you're searching so something that suits to your liking, well pairing a perfect system might be hard. Anyway, I guess you won't know what you like best until you've heard all. Play around with the EQ and mark the tune that makes you melt, then go out trying to match the sound without EQ's.

I didn't believe in cables too, but somehow got me changed my mind.
I still believe that even entry setups can still sound good with adjustments. Well, it will never beat a better setup which also took the time to treat the room and positioning.

Opinions are always subjective, that is why there's many brands and setups to choose from. Otherwise, where's the fun of it.

Natural could be live,
Natural could be flat,
Natural could be real,
Flat could be lifeless,
Live could be ... I don't know, what's it to you. Natural?
What's bright to you then?

When a system sounded not as what you expected them to be, it is always due to the equipment?
Not all the time, It might sounded perfect during auditions, but just didn't quite made it at home.
Same equipments, it's just the room.

Anyway, Did I gave you the impression that low end system will sound the same as higher ends?
I guess even new and ignorant users would know that there will be differences. *like me*