Mordaunt Short Performance 6 loudspeaker, Audio Merchants

Mordaunt Short Performance 6 Reference £3500 Loudspeakers in Audio Merchants Ltd, One of Glasgow Scotland most specialized Audio Dealers in high end A/V, with 2 isolated home cinema listening rooms and a large open plan showroom floor, you can view the latest and best in Home Cinema entertainment today.

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[eosintermex]

OK, I REALLY want one of those, thinking about the price I realise to leave my girl to save money... or better... sell her.

[BigAndy1979]

I would kill a man for these speakers, lol.

[Frietpan]

3999 euros :D

[mnkycmkydu]

Fuck, I want these speakers!!!!

[widowmaker410]

awful music,try some free or bad company.or jumpin the gun-shades of blues produced by mike vernon & has a great female singer.beautiful looking speakers by the way....cheers

[basbas63]

I know someone wo has them, they sound really amazing, i can't describe it..

[dne11041980]

Wery, wery, wery gooooooood speakers!!!!

[martz1945]

Thank you, very good, but, please, a little human voice and piano. Martz Inura

[niftymails]

Not an expert myself, but this M-S speakers blows ma mind.. song too contributes to its real Performace... 10/10

[jaycool1995]

oh i meant the amp normally filters out content below a certain threshold e.g 20<hz because the human ear can't hear it, it is more felt than heard, but also the speaker is normally unable to reproduce it. Yeah the slope of the x-over would explain why the mid is moving so much.

[h4x0y]

was just wondering because i saw it making short pulses which is quite unusual for midrange. amps usually dont have problems handling subsonic content even below 10Hz, but thats not the point. there isnt alot of info about the crossover around, but i found its a 2nd order crossover which actually explains why some low frequencies are passing through.