Sound and Vision rounds up the best speakers in nearly every class

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Sound and Vision Magazine have put together an overview of the best speakers in nearly every class. It's a bit infuriating to browse — whoever decided to do a buyer's guide to high-end speakers as an image slideshow with 10 second intervals should be soundly thrashed — but it seems like a good buying guide... albeit, one for millionaires: the cheapest systems they recommend are over $1100, and can go up to $40,000.

Top Speakers in Every Class [Sound and Vision Mag]


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#1 posted by Anonymous , November 7, 2008 12:57 PM

Generally, Sound and Vision recommendations are by a bunch of tools. If you shop carefully, you can find name brand speaker systems that meet or beat the stupidly priced ones in this article. I went with some higher end Infinity boxes for half the price of the 'penny pincher' and they're great (and physics-wise better) - but I had to (and could) shop around.

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This list is bogus. Any speaker I can't afford -- sucks.

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This list is bogus. Any speaker I can't afford -- sucks.... oh wait my speakers are on this list... I take that back.

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I'd just go for a pair of studio monitors. From there, you get just as much quality with far less of the marketing present in the hi-fi market (not to say it isn't there).

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