I've had a Cambridge Audio One System for a few years and I've been pretty satisfied. Not cheap, but decent sound.
I'm looking at a sound bar and wireless woofer
Anyone have experience?
I noticed it's a British product. Is there a certain stigma regarding British Audio Products? Like the stigma regarding Jaguars and Nortons? (Or is it Triumph's? )
What do you use at home? (If audio bar or 2.1 system?)
Sarasota_Steve
2018-04-28 23:42:00 UTC
05DUKE
2018-04-29 04:57:00 UTC
My system presently is a bit of a whore as its parts from all over.
4 x Wharfedale Speakers
1 x Klipsch center speaker
1 x Polk Audio sub
All powered by a Marantz amp and all goes load enough to piss the neighborhood off nearly as much as the SD 990
Did look at updating to a sound bar but it would leave to much vacant space in my lounge
4 x Wharfedale Speakers
1 x Klipsch center speaker
1 x Polk Audio sub
All powered by a Marantz amp and all goes load enough to piss the neighborhood off nearly as much as the SD 990
Did look at updating to a sound bar but it would leave to much vacant space in my lounge
Willh
2018-04-29 10:53:00 UTC
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bic_bicknell
2018-04-29 19:30:00 UTC
I still use a NAD amp! Great bit of kit - it was the dogs bollox in the 80's and I still rate them.
Sarasota_Steve
2018-04-30 12:05:00 UTC
So I see nobody mentioned BOSE.
I originally went with Cambridge Audio based on the recommendation of a friend who is somewhat of an audiophile. And he told me to stay away from Bose. Every time I hear one of those systems at a store or someone's house it sounds great to my neophyte ears.
Thank you for your comments!
I originally went with Cambridge Audio based on the recommendation of a friend who is somewhat of an audiophile. And he told me to stay away from Bose. Every time I hear one of those systems at a store or someone's house it sounds great to my neophyte ears.
Thank you for your comments!
jambox
2018-04-30 12:19:00 UTC
Can't say I've ever heard of Cambridge Audio, so can't say if there's any stigma with them (being British, I'd be biased anyway).
I use a Yamaha sound bar with wireless sub, bought it a fair few years ago and wasn't too expensive then, but it still sounds great today so don't see the need to change it.
I use a Yamaha sound bar with wireless sub, bought it a fair few years ago and wasn't too expensive then, but it still sounds great today so don't see the need to change it.
Aphex
2018-04-30 14:01:00 UTC
Bose isn't bad, but for the money you can get much more elsewhere.
No more twin
2018-04-30 18:36:00 UTC
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