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I have lived with these L/C/R (I have Fosgate surrounds) a couple of years now.
With so many speakers out there, it is hard to say (IMO) that one is superior to another simply by in-home trial...just too many varibles.
That said, I was in love with my Infinity 2000.5's until.... While I still use the Infinitys in another set-up, I do prefer the sound of the M&K's. The 750's have a less harsh upper end with more dynamic punch in the mids.
The soundstage produced by these speakers are fantastic to say the least. With music and movies, the 80hz crossover seems to allow good blending of the L/C/R w/sub (SVS).
The punch is there and that is nice because, it does not sacrifice detail. When I listen to "Layla" (the unplugged version from the Clapton Chonicles cd).... well let me say that, it is almost a shame that a modest system could deliver this kind of results! I would not go as far as to say he is in my room, but for what I have, it was and is nothing short of fantastic!!!
When THX processing is applied, the speakers are not as "in your face" as before. However, the lack of forwardness does not sacrifice detail or dynamics. It seems to allow better blending between the speakers.
I'm no expert by any means, just an everyday guy that enjoys A/V. I think that the 750's offer a lot of bang (in more ways than one!). THX or not, this is a good solid speaker.
For associated equipment please see my profile.
"I came here, to chew bubble gum and kickass. And I'm all out of bubble gum!!!" My DVD's
With so many speakers out there, it is hard to say (IMO) that one is superior to another simply by in-home trial...just too many varibles.
That said, I was in love with my Infinity 2000.5's until.... While I still use the Infinitys in another set-up, I do prefer the sound of the M&K's. The 750's have a less harsh upper end with more dynamic punch in the mids.
The soundstage produced by these speakers are fantastic to say the least. With music and movies, the 80hz crossover seems to allow good blending of the L/C/R w/sub (SVS).
The punch is there and that is nice because, it does not sacrifice detail. When I listen to "Layla" (the unplugged version from the Clapton Chonicles cd).... well let me say that, it is almost a shame that a modest system could deliver this kind of results! I would not go as far as to say he is in my room, but for what I have, it was and is nothing short of fantastic!!!
When THX processing is applied, the speakers are not as "in your face" as before. However, the lack of forwardness does not sacrifice detail or dynamics. It seems to allow better blending between the speakers.
I'm no expert by any means, just an everyday guy that enjoys A/V. I think that the 750's offer a lot of bang (in more ways than one!). THX or not, this is a good solid speaker.
For associated equipment please see my profile.
"I came here, to chew bubble gum and kickass. And I'm all out of bubble gum!!!" My DVD's
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