Heard JBL has lot their touch years ago. Then people want to go with
Bose. And Harman, which also makes Infinity and Mark Levinson brands,
was in bankruptcy and may be heading back in (must be doing great). So
who makes a good speaker these days?
> Heard JBL has lot their touch years ago. Then people want to go with
> Bose. And Harman, which also makes Infinity and Mark Levinson brands,
> was in bankruptcy and may be heading back in (must be doing great). So
> who makes a good speaker these days?
Don't know much about these days and car speakers. For home speakers, I
really like the old school full panel electrostatic, only if I could stuff
those suckers into the car and have the amps to drive it! My experience with
Bose was not good - over priced and bad sound quality, but that was for a
home system, not car.
>> Just installed a new headunit on the Camry XLE to replaced the OEM
>> radio/cassette/6 CD changer. The new headunit has preamp outputs so I
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>> Toyota
>> fixed this on newer models?
johngdole@hotmail.com - 12 Apr 2008 05:07 GMT
I have friends building up vacuum tube audio systems. I really don't
know much about various sound systems or spend time to shop a whole
lot. That's why I have the Bose Acoustimass for home. There were
cheaper but larger speakers with excellent sounds at the store, but
for me it's a good tradeoff with the small cube speakers.
> Don't know much about these days and car speakers. For home speakers, I
> really like the old school full panel electrostatic, only if I could stuff
> those suckers into the car and have the amps to drive it! My experience with
> Bose was not good - over priced and bad sound quality, but that was for a
> home system, not car.