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Just got mine home . . . for $45 they look sooper! China could build a Rolls for $2,995 . . .

Posted by mr grits on June 12, 2006 at 20:11:01:
Them looking sharp is a clever illusion. From the sofa they almost look piano high-end. The sound is so-so yet they do image okay and have a fairly boomy kick. For the money, wow! I've only played these beasts an hour so there's more to break in and hear.
You could easily sell these all day at a $100 a pop on looks alone. On my 24" stands they are perfectly at ear height, when you stand the highs go bye-bye (it's that old coaxial thing). Speaking of highs--I know why Radient puts the super tweet on it--adds air and height.
Good dorm speakers as they look good, sound "ok", and cost nothing.

Ex nihilo, nihil fit . . .