Emotiva Speakers

[SammyG]

The problem with some of these internet direct companies is how could you audition these? Do they offer a return policy if you're not happy with them?

[Johnny Vinyl]

Originally Posted by SammyG

The problem with some of these internet direct companies is how could you audition these? Do they offer a return policy if you're not happy with them?

From what I hear...Emotiva is actually pretty good in that regard. However, I wouldn't personally buy speakers online.

John

[crazyBLUE]

Originally Posted by SammyG

The problem with some of these internet direct companies is how could you audition these? Do they offer a return policy if you're not happy with them?

They would be stupid if they didn't ! I'm sure they do , I've heard A couple people here returned there amps ~ why beats me

[Twitch9]

I think they offer a 30 day money back guarantee like Axiom does. That's not bad it will alway be better auditioning them in your home then a store with perfect acoustics.

[SammyG]

If they have great customer service, go for it. It's just scary not knowing what you're getting into before you spend the cash.

[aramis109]

Originally Posted by SammyG

If they have great customer service, go for it. It's just scary not knowing what you're getting into before you spend the cash.

Yeah, I know. I read some Audioholics reviews and the folks over there love it, but hell... there's always a bandwagon people are jumping on.

I'm debating getting those or getting some BP surrounds from Def Tech.

[SammyG]

I've heard the Def Tech's, can't go wrong with those!

[Johnny Vinyl]

Originally Posted by aramis109

Yeah, I know. I read some Audioholics reviews and the folks over there love it, but hell... there's always a bandwagon people are jumping on.

I'm debating getting those or getting some BP surrounds from Def Tech.

DefTech, Polk, Mirage, Energy, Klipsch etc. have been around for a long time and have proven themselves to be reliable performers. This can't yet be said for the Emotiva line of speakers.

John

[aramis109]

Originally Posted by John72953

DefTech, Polk, Mirage, Energy, Klipsch etc. have been around for a long time and have proven themselves to be reliable performers. This can't yet be said for the Emotiva line of speakers.

John

True. I shouldn't be looking to skimp since I love my Def Techs so much.

The voice of reason!

[SammyG]

Originally Posted by John72953

DefTech, Polk, Mirage, Energy, Klipsch etc. have been around for a long time and have proven themselves to be reliable performers. This can't yet be said for the Emotiva line of speakers.

John

+1 A company with a solid background makes purchasing a little less stressful!

[JasonR]

If you are looking at internet direct, and thinking bipolar....

Why not quadpolar!?!?!

http://www.axiomaudio.com/qs4.html

[SammyG]

Originally Posted by JasonR

If you are looking at internet direct, and thinking bipolar....

Why not quadpolar!?!?!

http://www.axiomaudio.com/qs4.html

Those speakers are sick!!! I'm feeling a hole starting to burn in my pocket!

[STARKILLER--1138]

Originally Posted by JasonR

If you are looking at internet direct, and thinking bipolar....

Why not quadpolar!?!?!

http://www.axiomaudio.com/qs4.html

I had the M60, VP150, and QS8's for a couple years, and these speakers sound very good. I did have a couple QC issues about 1/2 the speakers, and customer service is so-so.

I plan on picking up an Emo speaker package this summer to give'em a shot. If they put the same quality into their speakers like they do their amps, they'll be top notch.

Also, I agree with Sammy. BP6's in back would ROCK!