marklizard
01-26-2008, 11:05 PM
Hi,
I just bought some rt25i speakers used but in great cosmetic condition. I expected them to live up to the reviews that they sound like speakers costing upwards of $1000 a pair. Alas, mine sound more like an $80 dollar pair. I have other cheaper Celestion and KLH bookshelves that sound way better. So something is obviously wrong with my pair. They both sound identical, so think the tweeters/woofers are okay. I have messed with the phase and that isn't the problem. I then wondered if someone put some crummy crossovers in them. So I looked inside but I have no idea if they are the originals. All I know is that the components/capaciters are awfully tiny, not what I would expect from a higher end speaker. Any help on this would be very much appreciated!!! by the way, I have listened to them on my son's 220 watt RMS/channel Kenwood power amp which makes my Mirage IIsis sing. But the Polks just sound muddy with little definition....
Thanks in advance for any advice you can give me...
Marklizard
I just bought some rt25i speakers used but in great cosmetic condition. I expected them to live up to the reviews that they sound like speakers costing upwards of $1000 a pair. Alas, mine sound more like an $80 dollar pair. I have other cheaper Celestion and KLH bookshelves that sound way better. So something is obviously wrong with my pair. They both sound identical, so think the tweeters/woofers are okay. I have messed with the phase and that isn't the problem. I then wondered if someone put some crummy crossovers in them. So I looked inside but I have no idea if they are the originals. All I know is that the components/capaciters are awfully tiny, not what I would expect from a higher end speaker. Any help on this would be very much appreciated!!! by the way, I have listened to them on my son's 220 watt RMS/channel Kenwood power amp which makes my Mirage IIsis sing. But the Polks just sound muddy with little definition....
Thanks in advance for any advice you can give me...
Marklizard