The system partners the famous M-1 satellite speakers with the new and incredibly compact ASW 608 subwoofer. The result, as What Hi-fi confirm, is an incredibly capable system at a very reasonable price.
The video can be watched on the What Hi-Fi? Sound and Video web site. The MT-25 is currently only available in the UK, but will be available elsewhere soon.
Posted on: Monday, 10 Aug 2009
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What is the price range for this set of speakers in the US?
It sort of hard to find a price as al of the resellers dont advertise.. Is the price not listed because everyone gets a different deal?
What hi-fi (the link in this blog post) lists the MT-25 anywhere between 500-1500 pounds, at todays rate (1 British pound = 1.5802 U.S. dollars) that would be $790 – $2250 (so if you’re headed to a dealer I’m assuming their starting price will be around the $2000 range and you’ll have to talk them down like buying a used car. With no information about what the MSRP is the consumer has no idea if they’re getting a good deal.
Am I the only one who thinks this?
Posted: Sunday, 12 December 2010I’d like to know the Canadian price, since I live in Toronto. But given that the Canadian dollar is practically at parity with the US dollar, I guess knowing the US price will do.
Posted: Saturday, 1 January 2011