Boston Acoustic

deronb1
deronb1 Posts: 5,021
edited July 2011 in Speakers
Bought a pair of BA CS225B towers on sale from Vanns for 90 bucks apice with free shipping. Highs were nice, lows were decent, but midrange totally sucked. Ruined the whole speaker. Don't recommend if anyone is looking.
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  • Joe08867
    Joe08867 Posts: 3,919
    edited July 2011
    Are you sure that was the item number. The only thing I see with that number is a center channel that gets good reviews.
  • Lietuvis91
    Lietuvis91 Posts: 908
    edited July 2011
    also, what are you driving them with?
    If you are not feeding them enough power, then you really aren't getting to see what the speaker can do. I have never had boston stuff, so I really don't know, but I do know that towers typially benefit from extra power.
    Living Room 7.1 HT Rig:

    M70 | CS2 | M60 | Atrium5 - Surr. | SUB - Emotiva ULTRA12 + Tara Labs sub cable | Pioneer Elite VSX-52 | Parasound HCAs 1000A | Sony BDP-S790 | Belkin PureAV PF60 | MIT Exp2 Wires

    Bedroom 5.0 HT Rig (Music/Movies/Gaming) :

    LSi9 | LsiC | Lsi/fx | Marantz SR7002 | NAD T955 | Sony BDP-S360 | Belkin PureAV PF30 | AQ Blue Racer II ICs & AQ Type 4 wires | PS3
  • deronb1
    deronb1 Posts: 5,021
    edited July 2011
    Maybe it was CS226B. Sent them back after a couple of weeks. Powered by a Denon AVR-391. 75wpc. Have a pair of old Polk RTA 8Ts. Vocals (mids) are much better on the Polks.
  • 20hz
    20hz Posts: 636
    edited July 2011
    deronb1 wrote: »
    Bought a pair of BA CS225B towers on sale from Vanns for 90 bucks apice with free shipping. Highs were nice, lows were decent, but midrange totally sucked. Ruined the whole speaker. Don't recommend if anyone is looking.

    I would try changing the mids to a to something of better quality , I realize a proper XO is needed for a change , but for a experament just changing the mids may be the ticket . it sure cant hurt them .