mark_f_grayson@cis.ohio-state.edu (03/21/90)
Can anyone out there provide me with opinions/reviews/information
concerning the Sony's STR-D2010 reciever and JSEngineering's
model 1 speakers ? What types of benefits are realized when
digital signal processing is incorporated throughout an entire
system ? Is this to be the next generation in the audio
industry or is this just some "neat" little gimmick ? Does
sound produced by the 'Infinite Slope' 100db crossover justify
serious consideration ?
Please post or E-mail any responses .... Dr. D -n- D.
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=====================================================================caseyng@cie.uoregon.edu (Kong Ng) (03/22/90)
In article <9003201839.AA06898@sioux.cis.ohio-state.edu> mark_f_grayson@cis.ohio-state.edu writes: > > Can anyone out there provide me with opinions/reviews/information > concerning the Sony's STR-D2010 reciever and JSEngineering's > model 1 speakers ? What types of benefits are realized when hi, I have heard the JSE 1 sometimes back. The listening room could HAve been better, but the JSE was still quite impressive. It has quite a warm overall tonality, and should compares favorably with Thiel, Vandersteen,etc. Interestingly, I have talked to a dealer that carries both the Fried and JSE. He claimed the JSE is better than similarly priced Fried. I have not heard the Fried however. BTW, I didn't hear anything special because of the > 100dB crossover. But it's a well engineered, good sounding speaker. casey