Canton Speakers

[Tom 17]

I have read a lot of glowing comments regarding $500-$1,000 home theater systems from RBH Sound (CT 5.1) and Athena (Micra 6) - as well as JBL scs300 & Energy act 6/take5.2, but never anything about Mirage's line-up (nanostat)/omnistat micro) or Canton's line-up in this price range. Any thoughts? Does anyone know anything about their 22-xII ($1,095), CD-1 and 6.1 mx ($795) or 10 mxII ($695)?

[Leprkon]

info only here.. you could pick up a full set of JBL Northridge speakers (with 100 mains no less) at BHphotovideo for about $ 1,100 with free shipping

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/controller/home?O=productlist&A=details&Q=&sku=307267&is=REG

or you can pick up a highly-regarded set-up from Mordaunt-Short at accessories4less.com (their internal links don;t post well, so just follow the menus to Mordaunt-Short speakers) for less than $ 800.

[RLA]

Hi go listen to RBH's you will not be dissapointed RBH consitantly produces loud speaker that outperfrom there perspective price points
I would not put the JBL's in the same quality catagory as the RBH

Happy Listening

[nova]

I own a few RBH products and have to say they are top notch,... the JBL, Athena and Energy are not in the same league. The Canton's,.. maybe, but I have never heard them so I really couldn't say. I have some MC-4C's, an MC-414C, and a TS-10AP in my secondary HT system (very similar to the CT series) you may want to listen to a sytem like that if you prefer a more traditional bookshelf type speaker. Also IMO the TS-10AP is a much better sub than the CT's MS-8.1 or MS-10.1. Unfortunately an MC system is almost double the cost of the CT. In any case for value and performance I would highly recommend any RBH system over any of the others you mentioned.

[Yamahaluver]

I own the Canton Ergo 120 towers, all I can tell you is that even though you pay a high price, they are quite good and accurate and are very nicely made, you get what you pay for.