Panaray Bose Pro with Hi FI Vincent and Blu-rau Panasonic sounds realy good - Blu-ray Forum

BRUSSELHIFI · 09-17-2009, 11:39 AM

I was looking long time for the high class installation of the home cinema system where music and sound can improve the reality experience in a very difficult environment. The idea was to get best quality sound to enhance Blu-ray digital sound 6.1 (5.1 EX) and create realty atmosphere without large speakers and components to detract from it. It was challenging to meet this task in the angular space of my attic. Thanks to the Panaray technology of 3 x Panaray 502, 2 x MA12, 1 x MB4 breached to Vincent: SAV-2; SAV-P200; SP-995 connected with Panasonic: Blu-ray DMP-BD55 and Plasma TH-65PZ800 I revel home cinema experience superiorly to the conventional cinema!

BRUSSELHIFI · 09-17-2009, 11:56 AM

I was looking long time for the high class installation of the home cinema system where music and sound can improve the reality experience in a very difficult environment. The idea was to get best quality sound to enhance Blu-ray digital sound 6.1 (5.1 EX) and create realty atmosphere without large speakers and components to detract from it. It was challenging to meet this task in the angular space of my attic. Thanks to the Panaray technology of 3 x Panaray 502, 2 x MA12, 1 x MB4 breached to Vincent: SAV-2; SAV-P200; SP-995 connected with Panasonic: Blu-ray DMP-BD55 and Plasma TH-65PZ800 I revel home cinema experience superiorly to the conventional cinema!

prerich · 09-17-2009, 01:27 PM

Very interesting choices indeed. Hmmm. Vincent Audio's reputation and build preceeds itself very fine choices. The professional Bose gear...I undeerstand the Panaray 502's but the frequency responses of your Surrounds is very limited and your sub only goes down to 40hz - a LFE signal could really hurt that. With all that said - as long as you are happy and enjoying the system congrats. Pics sometime soon?

BRUSSELHIFI · 09-17-2009, 03:45 PM

Thanks prerich
You are right the Hz and kHz response is in the natural limits of "normal" ears from 50-60Hz to mostly 16-18 KHz and is good for the home cinema. For the real top sound very fine tuning of the room (not all studio’s have it) must be done. The distortions of movies tracks are huge, so no need of super-speaker (most of the speaker have lineal frequencies only in 1000 Hz, under 60 Hz they need < 1dB and must be placed in the distance from the wall for the reverberation).
Most of the movie's tracks recorded via mixer filters.
I have tested set of B&W Nautilus 800D 805s and ASW 855 and did not found it fine for digital sound of most Blu ray's- this set sounds great for classic. For the analogue stereo I use "big" speaker and for rear central VCS-30 speaker (6.1 or 5.1 EX )

BRUSSELHIFI · 09-17-2009, 04:35 PM

I was looking long time for the high class installation of the home cinema system where music and sound can improve the reality experience in a very difficult environment. The idea was to get best quality sound to enhance Blu-ray digital sound 6.1 (5.1 EX) and create realty atmosphere without large speakers and components to detract from it. It was challenging to meet this task in the angular space of my attic. Thanks to the Panaray technology of 3 x Panaray 502, 2 x MA12, 1 x MB4 breached to Vincent: SAV-2; SAV-P200; SP-995 connected with Panasonic: Blu-ray DMP-BD55 and Plasma TH-65PZ800 I revel home cinema experience superiorly to the conventional cinema!

Riff Magnum · 09-17-2009, 04:36 PM

Adhamhnon · 09-17-2009, 05:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Riff Magnum

Maybe he works for Bose or something, cause panaray is just another in a long list of Bose failures. lol

Johnny Vinyl · 09-17-2009, 05:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Adhamhnon

Maybe he works for Bose or something, cause panaray is just another in a long list of Bose failures. lol

The OP obviously likes the components he has chosen, so we should say congrats, instead of knocking a person's choice.

John

Adhamhnon · 09-17-2009, 05:40 PM

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Originally Posted by John72953

The OP obviously likes the components he has chosen, so we should say congrats, instead of knocking a person's choice.

John

It's great that he enjoys his stuff, which is why when he posted in the regular home theater forum, I didn't say anything. Cross posting to the construction forum really isn't neccessary, and well... it's Bose.

Riff Magnum · 09-17-2009, 07:29 PM

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Originally Posted by John72953

The OP obviously likes the components he has chosen, so we should say congrats, instead of knocking a person's choice.

John

I wasn't knocking. Heck his system probably sounds 10x better than mine in it's current state. I was honestly confused by his post. Was it a rhetorical statement? Was it a question? It was almost like a press release or something.

Johnny Vinyl · 09-17-2009, 08:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Riff Magnum

I wasn't knocking. Heck his system probably sounds 10x better than mine in it's current state. I was honestly confused by his post. Was it a rhetorical statement? Was it a question? It was almost like a press release or something.

Hey Riff,

I wasn't referring to your ???? post, so it's all good.

John

The Collector · 09-18-2009, 01:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Riff Magnum

Riff Magnum · 09-18-2009, 03:09 AM

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Originally Posted by John72953

Hey Riff,

I wasn't referring to your ???? post, so it's all good.

John

I didn't think so, but i just wanted to clarify.

09-17-2009, 11:39 AM	#1
BRUSSELHIFI Junior Member Member since:Feb 2009	Panaray Bose Pro with Hi FI Vincent and Blu-rau Panasonic sounds realy good I was looking long time for the high class installation of the home cinema system where music and sound can improve the reality experience in a very difficult environment. The idea was to get best quality sound to enhance Blu-ray digital sound 6.1 (5.1 EX) and create realty atmosphere without large speakers and components to detract from it. It was challenging to meet this task in the angular space of my attic. Thanks to the Panaray technology of 3 x Panaray 502, 2 x MA12, 1 x MB4 breached to Vincent: SAV-2; SAV-P200; SP-995 connected with Panasonic: Blu-ray DMP-BD55 and Plasma TH-65PZ800 I revel home cinema experience superiorly to the conventional cinema! Last edited by BRUSSELHIFI; 09-17-2009 at 11:48 AM.

09-17-2009, 11:56 AM	#2
BRUSSELHIFI Junior Member Member since:Feb 2009	Panaray Bose Pro with HiFi Vincent and Panasonic Blu-ray Plasma is SUPER I was looking long time for the high class installation of the home cinema system where music and sound can improve the reality experience in a very difficult environment. The idea was to get best quality sound to enhance Blu-ray digital sound 6.1 (5.1 EX) and create realty atmosphere without large speakers and components to detract from it. It was challenging to meet this task in the angular space of my attic. Thanks to the Panaray technology of 3 x Panaray 502, 2 x MA12, 1 x MB4 breached to Vincent: SAV-2; SAV-P200; SP-995 connected with Panasonic: Blu-ray DMP-BD55 and Plasma TH-65PZ800 I revel home cinema experience superiorly to the conventional cinema!

09-17-2009, 03:45 PM	#4
BRUSSELHIFI Junior Member Member since:Feb 2009	Thanks prerich You are right the Hz and kHz response is in the natural limits of "normal" ears from 50-60Hz to mostly 16-18 KHz and is good for the home cinema. For the real top sound very fine tuning of the room (not all studio’s have it) must be done. The distortions of movies tracks are huge, so no need of super-speaker (most of the speaker have lineal frequencies only in 1000 Hz, under 60 Hz they need < 1dB and must be placed in the distance from the wall for the reverberation). Most of the movie's tracks recorded via mixer filters. I have tested set of B&W Nautilus 800D 805s and ASW 855 and did not found it fine for digital sound of most Blu ray's- this set sounds great for classic. For the analogue stereo I use "big" speaker and for rear central VCS-30 speaker (6.1 or 5.1 EX ) Last edited by BRUSSELHIFI; 09-17-2009 at 04:06 PM.

09-17-2009, 04:35 PM	#5
BRUSSELHIFI Junior Member Member since:Feb 2009	Panaray Bose Pro with HiFi Vincent and Panasonic Blu-ray Plasma is SUPER I was looking long time for the high class installation of the home cinema system where music and sound can improve the reality experience in a very difficult environment. The idea was to get best quality sound to enhance Blu-ray digital sound 6.1 (5.1 EX) and create realty atmosphere without large speakers and components to detract from it. It was challenging to meet this task in the angular space of my attic. Thanks to the Panaray technology of 3 x Panaray 502, 2 x MA12, 1 x MB4 breached to Vincent: SAV-2; SAV-P200; SP-995 connected with Panasonic: Blu-ray DMP-BD55 and Plasma TH-65PZ800 I revel home cinema experience superiorly to the conventional cinema!

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09-17-2009, 01:27 PM	#3
prerich Moderator Top ranked HT gallery Top contributor Member since:Dec 2007 Home Theater Gallery:50 Blu-ray reviews:1 Trading Score:2	Very interesting choices indeed. Hmmm. Vincent Audio's reputation and build preceeds itself very fine choices. The professional Bose gear...I undeerstand the Panaray 502's but the frequency responses of your Surrounds is very limited and your sub only goes down to 40hz - a LFE signal could really hurt that. With all that said - as long as you are happy and enjoying the system congrats. Pics sometime soon?

09-17-2009, 04:36 PM	#6
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