Zvučnici FRX-Five Mirage, kvalitetni

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Mirage Loudspeakers FRX-Five Floorstanding Speakers
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Reviewed by
Roger Kanno
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Model: FRx-Five speakers
Price used: about $650 USD per pair
Dimensions: 33"H x 7"W x 13"D
Weight: 32 pounds each
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When I first set up the FRx system with the economical Kenwood VR-407 receiver that I previously reviewed, I was impressed by the power of the sound. Although the Kenwood receiver can sound a little bright and lacks some depth (not surprising considering its price), it mated nicely with the FRx system. DVDs such as Mission: Impossible 2 were exciting and dynamic, and the Mirages seemed to settle down to give a smooth sound after a few days of break-in. Even though the Kenwood is a good receiver , the Mirages deserved something with a bit more finesse and closer to their price range to get the most out of them. The FRx system sounded even better on movie soundtracks and multichannel music than it did with two-channel material. The tight bass gave authority to soundtracks without becoming excessive and overloading the room. The surrounds were especially good at producing an immersive rear soundfield while still providing some directional cues. The control-room scene from Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me had good ambience, with dialogue and foley effects imaging across the front speakers and extending to the back of the room. Bass on the multichannel DTS CD of the Titanic soundtrack was plentiful, the FRx-Fives providing much of the output in the lower registers. Although most of my listening was conducted with only one FRx-Fives pair, Mirage was kind enough to send along a second that I hooked up near the end of my time with the system. With the second pair, the bass was a little smoother and just a bit tighter. Interestingly, there seemed to be a greater sense of depth on tracks such as "Rose" from the Titanic soundtrack with the addition of the second pair.