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Mi-Horn VHT Series Loudspeaker System Review

by Gene DellaSala last modified September 05, 2005
Mi-Horn VHT Series

Mi-Horn VHT Series

Summary

  • Product Name: VHT Series
  • Manufacturer: Mi-Horn
  • Performance Rating: StarStarStar
  • Value Rating: StarStarStarStarStar
  • Review Date: September 05, 2005 20:00
  • MSRP: $ 440 (includes 2 pairs of DAC1.5 and 1 DAC1.5C)
Specifications

DAC1.5 Bookshelf Speaker - $80/ea

  • Driver: 1” dome tweeter
  • 5” Polypropylene cone midrange
  • Sensitivity: 90 dB
  • Impedance: 4 ohms
  • Freq. Response: 60 - 20k Hz (+/-3dB)
  • Power Handling: 60 W Max.cont.
  • Size: 7.25” x 9” x 12”
  • Weight: 8 lbs./each
  • Rear vented cabinet
  • Black wood grain vinyl veneer finish

DAC1.5C Center Channel Speaker - $120/ea

  • Driver: 1” dome tweeter
  • 5” Polypropylene cone mid. x 2
  • magnetically shielded drivers
  • Sensitivity: 91 dB
  • Impedance: 8 ohms
  • Freq. Response: 55 - 20k Hz (+/-3dB)
  • Power Handling: 70 W Max. cont.
  • Size: 19” x 9” x 7”
  • Weight: 13 lbs./each
  • Rear vented cabinet
  • Black wood grain vinyl veneer finish

Pros

  • Excellent Value
  • Surprisingly Good Performance
  • Mihorn kit improves speaker efficiency

Cons

  • Ho Hum Looks
  • Average bass performance
  • Compressed sounding at high levels
  • Mihorn kit causes further compression and shrilling highs

Introduction

Musical Industry (MI) was founded November, 2002. Their objective is the pursuit of lower cost sound improvements in hi-end audio. Upon a quick glance at their site, I must admit to a high level of skepticism. Being the objectivist I am, I simply find little value in ancillary devices or tweaks that have little basis in provable sciences. But, there are those audiophiles that would care less one way or the other so long as higher fidelity is promised, even if its not delivered, they will think they can hear it and be happy nonetheless.

 

 

 
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