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For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Theater Research Speakers Hide sidebar Show sidebar. Thread starter drsmithsound Start date Aug 8, Have any of you had any experience with Theater Research speakers? Your thoughts please. If it sounds to good to be true Last edited: Aug 8, Why mess with this funny stuff It might be great, then again it might be a total ripoff.
Or the company might fold in a month. With so many well regarded, established brands, I tend to say "fuggedaboudit" or wait and see if they're still around next year A friend gave them to me because she never opened them.
I thought I might try selling them, but after taking a peek in the box I really hated to take someones money. Everything is in the box, but the construction and drivers are dirt cheap. The thing they call a subwoofer has no amplifier or crossover. I am sure the speakers will play but I can't imagine the quality being good.
I would suggest spending your money elsewhere. Unregistered Guest. Im thinking the only reason they have a site is so that you can look up a big price so you'll think you got a good deal!
The speaker manufacturer sets up a phony company and jacks up the price on a web site to make it look legit but never have an actuall adress.
These gutys are not paying taxes and are not selling a high quality speaker! SCAM anyways guys her's the site www.
Theater Research ripoff speakers This company is apparently selling through an organized scam. Their website is designed to look legit but presents fraudulent info about price, value, quality, etc. Check out ripoffreport. Their url for the list of complaints about these speakers is: www. So I did a google search and found out about the scam. Finally you can check things out before we buy!!
You just have to know to do it!!! So why the secrecy?? Unregistered said:. I am sorry for all of you who got scammed. However, they don't sound bad. I get a lot of repeat business. I sell them on my website along with a few other brands of speakers. The website is www. Obviosuly They have to cut some corners to offer speakers that the prices they do, ie. However, they will blow any speakers from a home theater in the box package out of the water.
Anyone else have recomendations for a budget speaker system? Anyone heared of Dogg Digital speakers? Exactly the same as the Theater Research, just a different badge. Even the web sites are identical. Compare DoggDigital. They also go by other names, paradyme paradigm knock off is one that comes to mind. Ive read stories of people openeing the cainets of these chinese import white van speakers to discover that there are no crossovers at all, and some of the drivers are not even connected.
This is a total scam. They do not care about satisfying customers, if they did they wouldnt change the compaines name everyweek and provide false business cards and phone numbers.. They wouldnt sell them out of the back of vans and on ebay! Jim Curtis Buffalo, Ny. If you are as sofisticated sic as your spelling, I would take your opinion with a big grain of salt. Aliixer Audioholic.
You would have to be deaf dumb and blind!!! I second that. The speakers are a scam. Who sells out of a van?
Typical catch: I have these speakers they list for so and so The warehouse accidently put an extra set for a home delivery and we are trying to unload it before we return. Ha ha morons I know someone who sells these speakers, and I personally think it's a pretty awful way to make money. Not that lies are uncommon in sales, but I just don't like the sales practices that are used with these things. Anyhow, just for the fun of it, I asked him if I could have a pair that he had laying around to try out and such -- I brought them home, set them up, and was surprised to find that they actually sounded decent.
I won't say that I have an impressive audio setup. I don't. I think my system sounds fairly nice, though the room is terrible acustically -- it's about the size of a prison cell, and above a square foot basement. Not great, not terrible either. This is at a low-mid volume. At higher volumes, my regular system still sounds a bit better than the TRs, but the TRs DO sound much better at high volume than low. Just my personal opinion for anyone who cares to know.
If you expect them to provide excellent range, going from thumping bass to a whisper, forget it. I hope my opinion proves useful to someone.
Now to go return these to my friend. They have never heard a set-up that is designed for accurate, quality sound reproduction. I just happened to need a set for my garage TV. Avoid them. The speakers are great!! I tested the output with very sofisticated electronic equipment and guess what So, if you bought some, be happy and rock and roll!!!!
Az B Audioholic. If you have his cell number, it shouldnt be too hard to get ahold of him and come to some sort of, um Mike Enthusiast. These speakers are very , very cheap. He walks among us!!!!!!!!!!!! So the man in the white van has a computer too, eh?
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