peacefulcargo
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Illusion Centre Channel
Is anyone using the Illusion Centre Channel. How do you rate it? Thanks
Is anyone using the Illusion Centre Channel. How do you rate it? Thanks
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Illusion ESL C34A input please
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Not an owner of one, but interested to hear actual owners impressions of the Illusion.
If the owner(s) could also state how they have it installed (pic preferred), that would be great to hear/see as well. So much of how a center performs is defined by the setup. Actually, that's true for any speaker
If the owner(s) could also state how they have it installed (pic preferred), that would be great to hear/see as well. So much of how a center performs is defined by the setup. Actually, that's true for any speaker
I have seen this request many times, but have yet to read any owner feedback on this speaker. I agree with you JonFo, on the setup of this speaker. Versatility of application is not it's strong point, from what I see.
Dan
Dan
Ron
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I upgraded from the Stage to the Illusion. I found it matches much better with my CLX's than the Stage center channel. Much cleaner/clearer sound.
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peacefulcargo
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I am thinking of using them as a Right & Left Speaker (2 of them). Spoke with ML and they said yesterday a number of folks are doing this . Do you think that it is strong enough to be a Right and Left. Also what do you drive your Illusion with? Thanks
Ron
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McIntosh MC 303 Amp. 300 watts per channel for the Illusion center channel and the Motif surrounds. MC601's for the CLX's. 600 Watts per channel.
Peter Soderberg
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That was one of my first ideas when I saw the prototypes. We experimented and they did a good job so I can see that as a solution when someone doesn't want the vertical presence of any speaker. you will need to tilt them back a bit but the spikes allow for that. The soundstage does come up in height and is natural. They play loud, goes fairly low. Yes, Expressions at the similar price is a better choice if the height is not an issue.
peacefulcargo
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Thanks Peter , appreciated you chiming in.
It's definitely a nice looking speaker. I would be anxious to hear these in a stereo configuration.
Dan
Dan
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