Mission M CUBE 5.1

Sub is a bit boomy and satellites lack treble. I replaced a separates system with this. Should have kept the separates, or gone with Bose.

First of all, I would like to say that given the preceding reviews before me, I am in no way affiliated, coerced or paid by Mission to write this review. I did this just to let you know how I enjoy (or not enjoy, read on) these speakers for the last...

I worked overseas selling high end audio speakers like Infinity Kappa series, Mordaundt Short, Kef, Mission, Wharfedale and B&W. (I wanted a pair of those so bad I could taste it!). Oh yes, we also carried the 'high end' line such as Infinity's lower...

For the gentleman who "hasn't heard these speakers"...C'mon. Just another marketing robot for Bose Corporation, spewing out a "review" that's as accurate as the speakers he touts...which is NOT AT ALL! I worked in the Bose engineering lab back in the...

I spent many months planning out my home theater. I first started with the home theater's in a box which were tempting for the wallet, but not as extensible as buying a custom setup. After deciding that I didn't want a HTiB, I started looking for...

These speakers are ready to go right out of the box with everything you need to hook them up: cables, stands and wall mounts included. NXT Flat Panel tech sounds different than what your use to hearing, but in a good way. The "sweet spot" really is...

If you can afford them, these speakers are stunning in both their looks and their audio quality. We've never heard so much detail in films.

Great sound from what are very small speakers the umbilical cord to the amp is the only down side as its very thick and hard to hide. I went for the 6.1 option by getting the extra speaker but this is only really worth it if you a gamer as most films...