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Review NaN of
Price Paid:
$1150.00
from Nakamichi Showroom Summary: The soundspace 5 is an exceptionally good audio system. This lifestyle system gives out good sound and is capable of producing reasonably deep base despite its size. In the aspect of clarity it may not be able compete with separate systems, but it compensates with its build and design. A true audiophile would never go for this sort of system, however if you're interested in good sound and design, it is very much recommended.It is better than Bose in terms of sound quality, perhaps not as loud, but clearer. And a lot cheaper than B&O, which is purely design. The Linn Classik produces better sound quality however with a higher price tag, and not so interior friendly, with the Linn speakers it would never be able to generate as much bass as the Nakamichi with its sub-woofer unless you are willing to fork out two to three times more money. In terms of clarity the Linn beats this, which is more aimed for audiophiles, the Nakamichi is more towards friendliness to the ears and eyes.A little tuning to the treble and mid range should be able to produce what the Linn produces at flat.
The question is how much you are willing to fork out. Hell for the same price as Linn you can get separates that sound much better than Linn, but perhaps again the aspect of design comes in.
I feel in terms of design and sound this is the most value for money system to buy at this price. Strengths: Good Design.
Reasonable Sound.
Good Bass.
Three Disc Changer.
Two remotes. Weaknesses: No Clock.
Nakamichi Could Improve a little on the mid range woofers. Similar Products Used: I have auditioned, Nad, Arcam, Linn Classik, B&O, Rega Planet & Brio, Exposure, Bose, Soundspace 8, Onkyo, Denon, Harman Kardon, Rotel, Micromega Minium, Marantz Eclipse, Myryad and Sony and regular hypermarket layers that don't come near.
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