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- 09-24-2007 11:59 AM #31
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Are Mission speakers affordable nowadays? Back in the day, they were kinda expensive. Excellent reputation.
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- 09-24-2007 07:43 PM #32
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you can get some brand new discontinued models over at tsto.com w/ full warranty for anywhere between $69 - $2000+ per pair. obviously fo the OP he would be looking for something in the lower price tier. but, even thier $60-$70 pairs have an MSRP of $200-ish and will probably beat most similarly priced speakers (and much more epensive) hands own.
thier subwoofers suck though! for a good small sub i would say the onix x-sub. but you really need to go up for a god sub. SVS cylinder subs (what i use) IMO carry a good bang for the $.
i use missions exclusively in all my systems here at home (even on my mac) and love them.
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