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Question: Do these speakers work in Australia or is there any Voltage issue?
Document: I purchased the original Take 5.1 speaker set in 1997. They've changed little since then, and why? They simply work great. The quality is as good as speaker systems costing well over one-thousand dollars. The only issue that I have is that my wife got my beloved speakers in a divorce. I hear  they're still working great.
Now, the first thought I had was the new receiver was an issue so I hooked up some high quality NHTs that are in my wife's studio (yes, my wife has better speakers than me) and everything sounded great.I knew there was a 50 hour "break-in" period with these speakers having read the reviews and speaker documentation.
Need to fix it. Can't blame the speakers. They're the bomb.1 issue I have noticed could happen is - if I wanted to use banana plugs with my 19 gauge speaker wire, I couldn't mount it on the wall coz it would jut out and push awkwardly against the wall.
My only issue with the speakers was that the subwoofer air "cone" had fallen off inside of the subwoofer and made the speaker sound horrible the first time I used it, so I had to glue it back on which was easier than shipping it back for a replacement. It looked like the original glue failed during shipping, so now it is good as new and sounds good.
I bought Energy Take Classic home 5.1 system based on reviews.... and am not at all disappointed. They're loud as I would ever want, clear as can be, and balanced nicely with the subwoofer. They feel like they're quality built speakers. They're heavy, but compact, and packaged well. I've had these for 2 years, and haven't had a bit of issue.
Great speakers, great sound quality, only thing i wish was that the range of the speakers went a little lower than 120hz. At that range, which is somewhat expected for a speaker this size, the sub has to take over a little higher in the sound range than I would prefer. Those with receivers that don't have a lot of xover variation might have some issue if you have to have the sub take over even higher in the range at like 150 hz.
Much lower, not as crisp, and it repeated it 3 times, as opposed to just once for the other speakers.The sub tested just fine in audyssey setup and works a charm.Am I missing something or do I just have a bad speaker (back left) or maybe there's an issue with the onkyo receiver?Any advice is appreciated. I'm new to all this.I've checked on onkyo/speaker forums and it seems people agree it's just a duff speaker.
I purchased this speaker set based on the reviews I found here and all over the internet. After hooking up the speakers I found that the tweeter in the center channel speaker and in one of the satellite speakers was not working. The non-functioning tweeters issue wasn't immediately noticeable to me. However when running my receiver's speaker setup and calibration program I noticed that two of the speakers sounded much different, very flat, when test tones were played through them.
The only issue I have seen so far is that the wire posts at the back are a bit small for Gauge-14 wire which I was running in my basement. I had to kind of force the wire in the small slot. I think Gauge-16 wire would have been fine as well. The looks of the small speakers are pretty good and black glossy finish looks contemporary.Do yourself a favor. Go to a store and listen to these speakers by putting your own CD.
I installed these speakers 2-1/2 years ago and they are used daily. I turned off the speakers on my flat screen so this system provides 100% of my sound when the TV is on. I liked the reviews on CNET and Amazon so I purchased them. I have not regretted the decision. They provide amazing sound at a price that is hard to beat. The only issue I am dealing with right now is that the center channel seems to be quieter than when I first installed it.
Answer: There is a voltage issue, sadly. You need a step-down transformer, which is what I use.