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Cambridge Soundworks T200
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Rating
Reviewed by:
stevenfritz
(AudioPhile)
Review Date
November 25, 2006Overall Rating
 5 of 5
Value Rating
 4 of 5
Used product for
3 Months to 1 year Visitors rate this review
3.60 of 5,
5.00 votes
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Review 1 of 4
Price Paid:
$1000.00
from cambridgesoundworks Summary:
very ciean great imining good for all music best for mid size rooms plays clan at hi volum no cliping i had m60 on stands big step in base and mid good locking no complant from wife a big step up from t100 if runing powed subno ned for the t300 Weaknesses:
none Similar Products Used:
m60 bookshelf mc300center mc100surround 8s poweredsub moled6
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Rating
Reviewed by:
HELLFIRE(Unregistered User)
(Audio Enthusiast)
Review Date
September 6, 2006Overall Rating
4 of 5
Value Rating
4 of 5
Used product for
Less than 1 month |
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Review 2 of 4
Price Paid:
$700.00 Summary:
Pair of T200, Cambridge soundworks, Creative Labs, about $700
About 50 lbs per. The workmanship is fine. The mahagony veneer makes it even look like a single piece of wood hallowed out.
I ran a tone sweep from 32 Hz up to 20 kHz and noticed no (zero) volume changes. Not to say there isn't, just none stood out. I believe it's spec'ed (if you can find any) at +/- 1.5 dB over most of the important range. I believe it. I was especially shocked (!) at how much output there was at 35 Hz.
I don't know why 5 and 1/4" drivers are spec'ed because they are more like 4 inches including the surround! Yup, only 4 inchers, but 4 of them for the bass. OUtput was very, very loud in this mostly dead 12 x 17 room from a Denon AVR-485 (about 80 W/ch x 7). I source from a computer, using an X-Fi elite pro (also Creative), using wav, flac, wma-lossless, m4a, etc., out the 5.1 analog outputs (very fine DACs on this soundcard -- elite, you know).
I bought the B-stock. I can't tell, and I believe these usually are labelled B-stock (I've bought B-stock here before) so maybe they just sell the regulars if no real B-stock is available. They list here at $800, but online it's $999.
Strengths:
Nice sound Weaknesses:
High price but you get what you pay for Similar Products Used:
n/a
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Rating
Reviewed by:
HELLFIRE(Unregistered User)
(Audio Enthusiast)
Review Date
September 6, 2006Overall Rating
4 of 5
Value Rating
4 of 5
Used product for
Less than 1 month |
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Review 3 of 4
Price Paid:
$700.00 Summary:
Pair of T200, Cambridge soundworks, Creative Labs, about $700
About 50 lbs per. The workmanship is fine. The mahagony veneer makes it even look like a single piece of wood hallowed out.
I ran a tone sweep from 32 Hz up to 20 kHz and noticed no (zero) volume changes. Not to say there isn't, just none stood out. I believe it's spec'ed (if you can find any) at +/- 1.5 dB over most of the important range. I believe it. I was especially shocked (!) at how much output there was at 35 Hz.
I don't know why 5 and 1/4" drivers are spec'ed because they are more like 4 inches including the surround! Yup, only 4 inchers, but 4 of them for the bass. OUtput was very, very loud in this mostly dead 12 x 17 room from a Denon AVR-485 (about 80 W/ch x 7). I source from a computer, using an X-Fi elite pro (also Creative), using wav, flac, wma-lossless, m4a, etc., out the 5.1 analog outputs (very fine DACs on this soundcard -- elite, you know).
I bought the B-stock. I can't tell, and I believe these usually are labelled B-stock (I've bought B-stock here before) so maybe they just sell the regulars if no real B-stock is available. They list here at $800, but online it's $999.
Strengths:
Nice sound Weaknesses:
High price, but you get what you pay for Similar Products Used:
N/A
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Rating
Reviewed by:
HELLFIRE(Unregistered User)
(Audio Enthusiast)
Review Date
September 6, 2006Overall Rating
4 of 5
Value Rating
4 of 5
Used product for
Less than 1 month Visitors rate this review
5.00 of 5,
2.00 votes
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Review 4 of 4
Price Paid:
$700.00
from cambridge online Summary:
Pair of T200, Cambridge soundworks, Creative Labs, about $700
About 50 lbs per. The workmanship is fine. The mahagony veneer makes it even look like a single piece of wood hallowed out.
I ran a tone sweep from 32 Hz up to 20 kHz and noticed no (zero) volume changes. Not to say there isn't, just none stood out. I believe it's spec'ed (if you can find any) at +/- 1.5 dB over most of the important range. I believe it. I was especially shocked (!) at how much output there was at 35 Hz.
I don't know why 5 and 1/4" drivers are spec'ed because they are more like 4 inches including the surround! Yup, only 4 inchers, but 4 of them for the bass. OUtput was very, very loud in this mostly dead 12 x 17 room from a Denon AVR-485 (about 80 W/ch x 7). I source from a computer, using an X-Fi elite pro (also Creative), using wav, flac, wma-lossless, m4a, etc., out the 5.1 analog outputs (very fine DACs on this soundcard -- elite, you know).
I bought the B-stock. I can't tell, and I believe these usually are labelled B-stock (I've bought B-stock here before) so maybe they just sell the regulars if no real B-stock is available. They list here at $800, but online it's $999.
Strengths:
Nice sound. Weaknesses:
Price. Similar Products Used:
n/a
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