Opinions on Videologic Sirocco Speaker System?

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2 total messages Started by tlai Tony Lai Tue, 25 May 1999 00:00

#83

Author: tlai Tony Lai
Date: Tue, 25 May 1999 00:00

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http://www.videologic.com/ProductInfo/Sirocco.htm

They look a real cut about the Creative/Altec stuff.
And the price isn't exactly cheap from what I hear
(~AUD$1,000) but look, they use MDF, they use Audax
drivers. The control box/amp looks the part. 

Ok the power and THD figures are kinda dodgy:

Power output: Satellites: 20W RMS per channel.
Subwoofer: 40W RMS.
Full system (all channels driven):
80 Watts RMS at 1% THD;
100 Watts RMS at 10% THD.

but on the whole; quite a decent setup.
The 'near-field monitor' spiel is rather
much though.

T.

Re: Opinions on Videologic Sirocco Speaker System?

#82

Author: Mikael Hag�n
Date: Wed, 02 Jun 1999 00:00

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Simon did a review of these. You can read it at
http://www.3dsoundsurge.com/reviews/sirocco/sirocco.html
--
Mikael Hag�n
3DsoundSurge
http://www.3dsoundsurge.com/
Tony Lai wrote in message <374a4f21.0@news.ign.com.au>...
>http://www.videologic.com/ProductInfo/Sirocco.htm
>
>They look a real cut about the Creative/Altec stuff.
>And the price isn't exactly cheap from what I hear
>(~AUD$1,000) but look, they use MDF, they use Audax
>drivers. The control box/amp looks the part.
>
>Ok the power and THD figures are kinda dodgy:
>
>Power output: Satellites: 20W RMS per channel.
>Subwoofer: 40W RMS.
>Full system (all channels driven):
>80 Watts RMS at 1% THD;
>100 Watts RMS at 10% THD.
>
>but on the whole; quite a decent setup.
>The 'near-field monitor' spiel is rather
>much though.
>
>T.

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