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Mission M-Cube 5.1 Home Theater Speaker System, Midnight
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(4.5 out of 5)
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Aesthetically Pleasing, Superb Sound, Worth Your Money
(5 out of 5) by Ben W. Rogers on Apr 12, 2006 (Pensacola, FL)I spent many months planning out my home theater. I first started with the home theater's in a box which were tempting for the wallet, but not as extensible as buying a custom setup. After deciding that I didn't want a HTiB, I started looking for speakers and found these at an incredibly reduced price. I was immediately sold. Upon scouring the web for reviews I heard nothing but good comments.
Everything comes in the box! (2 boxes, when shipped) I am not an audiophile by any means, so I don't plan on upgrading my speaker wire just yet, but it sounds wonderful coming from my JVC RXD702B receiver.
I rent a townhouse, so I can't really use the wallmounts for the rear speakers, but since these speakers are so cute and tiny, I can place them on top of the couch and they're just fine.
If you are building your theater from scratch, I recommend going for a 6.1 (or 7.1) receiver for long-term reasons. You can buy extra speakers and stands/mounts separately to expand from 5.1 to 6.1 very easily.
The front speaker stands are extremely stable. Nothing in this speaker system is cheaply made. I was very impressed by the quality and meticulous packaging.
It was really easy to setup. Took me all of 30 minutes, not including setting up the receiver with them. Directions are very straight-forward.
I rated this 5 stars simply because I couldn't be happier. These speakers don't take up a significant amount of room, they look sleek and sexy, and overall, I am very satisfied.
Everything comes in the box! (2 boxes, when shipped) I am not an audiophile by any means, so I don't plan on upgrading my speaker wire just yet, but it sounds wonderful coming from my JVC RXD702B receiver.
I rent a townhouse, so I can't really use the wallmounts for the rear speakers, but since these speakers are so cute and tiny, I can place them on top of the couch and they're just fine.
If you are building your theater from scratch, I recommend going for a 6.1 (or 7.1) receiver for long-term reasons. You can buy extra speakers and stands/mounts separately to expand from 5.1 to 6.1 very easily.
The front speaker stands are extremely stable. Nothing in this speaker system is cheaply made. I was very impressed by the quality and meticulous packaging.
It was really easy to setup. Took me all of 30 minutes, not including setting up the receiver with them. Directions are very straight-forward.
I rated this 5 stars simply because I couldn't be happier. These speakers don't take up a significant amount of room, they look sleek and sexy, and overall, I am very satisfied.