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Thread: I finally bought Energy speakers! |
    
New member Username: Bttb
Post Number: 6
Registered: Aug-04
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| Posted on Wednesday, September 22, 2004 - 11:30 am: |
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At first, thanks guys for your help. I have been poting some questions here and got some good suggestions and advices. I'm grateful!
I have been looking for budget bookshelf speakers under $400 about 2 months now. Being a complete novice in a/v system, I had really hard time choosing speakers since there were so many speaker brands. To list some, I considered Ascends, Axiom, Rocket, Epos, Klipsch, Aperion, Swan Diva, Athena, Wharfedale, and so on! However, to me, Energy Connoisseur C-3 was the best looking speakers for my taste, and also I saw many positive reviews about them. The only reason that kept me from buying them was their price-$500! Yesterday, I went to Goodguys to audition some speakers and found a pair of Energy C-3 at $299!! I brought them home, and really liked the sound of speakers. I think they are the best speakers I can afford under $400.
In fact, before I bought speakers, I won a Harman Kardon 230 receivers from eBay auction under $300 shipped. I read some saying that Energy speakers are too laid-back for H/K receiver, so I'm little bit worried about their matching. The receiver should be arrived today, so I will try them myself. I hope they work together well. Is anyone using Energy speakers with a Harman Kardon receiver? I would love to get some feedback if someone has been using them together. Thanks. |
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Bronze Member Username: Stone
West Coast
USA
Post Number: 91
Registered: Dec-03
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| Posted on Wednesday, September 22, 2004 - 03:55 pm: |
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It may just be me but if you can't have nutural, I'd like a more laid back than a bright forward sounding system. My Ohm's are a bit laid back and sound just fine with that receiver. Nice price on the speakers.
Good Luck |
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