HiVi Swans D1080MKII Speakers Review

Strong Points

Weak Points

Bad low-frequency (bass) reproduction: not for gaming or dance music
Hard-to-find (from the list of authorized dealers only one had this product to sell)
Expensive for the average user
The colors on the audio cable don’t match those used on the speaker jacks
Cables for connecting the speakers don’t come with their outer jacket removed on their ends

HiVi Swans D1080MKII Speakers Review
By Gabriel Torres on June 5, 2008	Page 6 of 6
Conclusions Strong Points Excellent audio quality Perfect design using separated amplifiers for woofers and tweeters Good for people looking for studio-quality monitors for their systems Weak Points Bad low-frequency (bass) reproduction: not for gaming or dance music Hard-to-find (from the list of authorized dealers only one had this product to sell) Expensive for the average user The colors on the audio cable don’t match those used on the speaker jacks Cables for connecting the speakers don’t come with their outer jacket removed on their ends
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