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this is an evolution of over two years with a collection of new and 'gon acquired components. for the scratch that i spent on the system, it is an enjoyable system. (for reference, i use my creek a50ir/music hall cd25/sonus faber concertino setup as my baseline) i was using an integra 7.3, which was my first home theater component that i ever bought, but having switched to the outlaw 990, it sounds like my rig was behind a curtain. the 990 is an excellent value. (albeit it is certainly not the end all unit but for $1099, it is a damn good deal.) the epos seem to pair up nicely with the rotel and outlaw and using by-pass for stereo listening, it comes close to the air and transparency of the creek and with sufficient but controlled bass. i was using a variety of different cables from all the major players but ultimately settled on the purist audio cables throughout my system. i definitely feel that they contribute positively by not adding anything to the audio chain. i am not sold on the museaus AC cables entirely but maybe they make a difference. honestly, i can't tell.

i hope you like what you see here and if you have any questions or comments, send em on over.

thanks for looking.
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    • outlaw 990
    pre/pro
    • Rotel RMB-1095 mkII
    silver face
    • NAD c541i
    Cd player
    • marantz dv8400
    universal player
    • musical fidelity x10v3
    tube buffer
    • toshiba 42H82
    42" RPTV
    • panasonic PV-V5603S
    stereo vcr (cheap-o)
    • Epos m22
    purist audio jumpers
    • Epos m5
    purist audio jumpers
    • Epos m8
    purist audio jumpers
    • purist audio museaus
    SET 1 meter
    • kimber kable 4TC
    speaker cable for L/R
    • kimber kable 4VS
    center/rear surrounds
    • kimber kable DV-75
    coax digital - 1m
    • purist audio museaus
    1 meter
    • Apple ipod 3G - 20 gb
    standard ipod
    • Apple airport express
    optical cable

Comments 2

Owner
hello kd938.
i have to say, i am a huge fan of them. i purchased them when i heard them at the epos room at the ces2004. i was really blown away at how deep they could go, sounded very musical, and also had very nice transparency. i kept going back to the epos room throughout the show because i was very enamored by the sound and factoring in the cost for a pair, it was no brainer. i was using canton karat's at the time and after comparing them, i knew it was time for the canton's go. i was using the m5's as my L/R (with a sub just for movies) for about six months when i proceeded to fall for the m22's, which had just come out, and decided to get them and the m8's. i subsequently have gotten rid of my subwoofer as well because i just don't need my floors to rumble. i recommend them highly if you are looking for quality looking and sounding speakers without outlaying a whole wad of cash. obviously you could spend more and possibly eck out sound qualities that is more conducive to your listening style but the m5's are quite compelling and i don't think you would be disappointed.

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What's your opinon of the Epos M5?

kd938

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