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Subscribe to this threadBentley's new 1100-watt sound system, courtesy of Naim
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Vintage @ Feb 20th 2008 2:27PM
Audiophile rubbish. More speakers do not equal 'better sound quality', most of the time it just increases the volume and muddies up the acoustics due to more reflecting waves of sound. They'd get better SQ with fewer speakers and better mounting locations. This is just marketing garbage.
papercutninja @ Feb 20th 2008 3:19PM
Sweet. You should be working for Naim and/or Bentley. I hear that they are firing their audio engineers and hiring internet experts.