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Rating
Reviewed by:
Freaky
(Audio Enthusiast)

Review Date
March 25, 2003

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

Used product for
Less than 1 month

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Review 1 of 11

Price Paid:  $450.00 from second hand

Summary:
I use these speakers as rearspeakers. My frontspeakers are phonar p 400 and they provide the bass. The Missonspeakers are excellent value for the money.

Strengths:
detailed sound

Weaknesses:
none really

Similar Products Used:
Mission 733 (also good value for money)


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Reviewed by:
Clive Norton
(AudioPhile)

Review Date
October 12, 2002

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 3 of 5

Used product for
More than 1 year

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Review 2 of 11

Price Paid:  $600.00 from 600GBP in a hifi sho

Summary:
Used with Marantz CD63SE Arcam Alpha 9 amp Arcam Alpha 9P power-amp I listened to lots and lots and lots of speakers before buying these. This was the cheapest pair of speakers that I couldn't pick a fault with. They sound goo quiet, they sound good loud, the treble is clean, the mid is punchy, the bass is level. Everything is in proportion and is crystal clear at all volumes. They even look good, which wasn't a criteria in my purchasing decision. An indication of just how bablanced these are is in the tech specs - most speakers quote the 3dB levels for the low and high cut-off points. Mission quote the 1.5dB cut-off points for these. I cannot work out why these were in production for what seemed a short period of time. As the years wore on, I started using these with a DVD player and realised that the bass extension wasn't really low enough for action movies, so bought a sub. That is not needed for music.

Strengths:
Balanced, fast, tight, clinical

Weaknesses:
Out of production Might need a sub for action movies

Similar Products Used:
Everything on sale in 1997 from 400-750 GBP


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Reviewed by:
jrisles
(AudioPhile)

Review Date
February 28, 2002

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 4 of 5

Used product for
More than 1 year

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Review 3 of 11

Price Paid:  $2000.00 from Down Town HiFi

Summary:
What a find!I bought these speakers without actually auditioning them back in 1997. Actually i was the first in Australia to purchase a pair as there was nowhere for me to audition them. I had to wait a few anxious weeks whilst they were being shipped over from the U.K. At the time What HiFi had just reviewed them and gave them a 5 Star rating but that was when i was new to the audiophile scene. But things have changed alot since then but not my speakers. I guess i was just lucky that these speakers are actually very good. All that i have read about these reviews are true - they won''t rock the house but they will bring you deep inside the music esp. if you love jazz, classical (chamber music) and acoustic style of music. I prefer rich female acoustical styles like Sarah McGlaughaln, Eva Cassidy, Holly Cole, Cassandra Wilson just to name a few (my angels i call them). These speakers are so detailed with clarity and imaging that they make you start looking for the singer in the room, the speakers disappear. I have matched these beauties with a Unison Research II single ended valve amplifier (12Watts), Marantz MkII 63 KI CD Player, Sota Sapphire Turntable with Kimber Silver Streak Interconnects and Kimber Speaker Cable. Not a high end system by any stretch of the imagination but if i were to place you in the room with the lights off playing some luscious sweet female vocals i bet you''d be surprised once you knew what was playing. I have had these speakers for about 4.5yrs now and i am still not inclined to want to get rid of them. If you own a pair and think that it is time to upgrade look at your ancillary equipment first. Like i said earlier i have changed alot of my system since owning these and everytime i have changed i have been able to get more and more out of these speakers and i don''t doubt for a minute that i could probably still improve the attributes of these speakers by matching them with even better (more expensive) equipment. Do yourself a favour get a pair if you like the type of music i have just listed you will not be disappointed. But to get the most out of them be sure to match them with the right ancillary equipment. Be mindful that the purchase price i have listed is in Australian Dollars.

Strengths:
Detail, Clarity, Spaciousness and Imaging especially on good recordings. Tight & Fast Bass. Good Build. Unassuming.

Weaknesses:
No Low Extended Bass


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Reviewed by:
Andrew Wilson
(Audio Enthusiast)

Review Date
December 12, 2001

Overall Rating
 5 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

Used product for
More than 1 year

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Review 4 of 11

Price Paid:  $900.00 from Private

Summary:
I love these speakers......They are avery balanced speaker as opposed to most others that are tuned to the highs and lows. The danger with speakers like this is that they'll reveal weaknesses in your stereo so if your not hearing the highs, as some others have complained in this section, check your interconnects and other electronics. I run cyrus amps (bi amped) and silver kimbers and it's very bright without being even remotely brittle or gritty! They are the best speaker around for the money!

Strengths:
Dynamics, detail, smooth highs

Weaknesses:
Deep bass extension( but that's not my thing)

Similar Products Used:
B&W, Kef


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Reviewed by:
Bert Dol
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Review Date
September 5, 2000

Overall Rating
 4 of 5

Value Rating
 5 of 5

Used product for
More than 1 year

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Review 5 of 11

Summary:
I have owned the 752 for several years now and am very pleased with them. They are powered by Rotel 985 in my setup. After initial setup I bi-wired them which opened the loudspeaker up quit a bit. It also helped in overall performance as I will listen to all kinds of music (ranging from classical to grindcore). I like the way they sound. Nice and full with lots of detail. Only when music is played with big climaxes, you will notice that the speaker will not open up properly. I think that they are excellent; especially considered they are not that expensive. Let's be realistic; I have heard loudspeakers outperform mine, but most of the time they were also more than twice the price of mine...they are just great value for money.

Strengths:
Overall image of the music

Weaknesses:
Clarity in climaxes


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