The Q Acoustics 2000i Cinema Pack features unrivalled sonic performance and breathtaking value for money. The designers have surpassed themselves. Its precision soundstage, powerful dynamics and rich deep bass make it the natural choice for both home cinema enthusiasts and discerning music lovers.
Cinema Pack Contents:
• 2 x Pairs 2010i Speakers
• 1 x 2000Ci Centre Speaker
• 1 x 2070Si Subwoofer
@ SevenOaks Sound and Vision
- peters123
Latest comments (42)
Zool
22 Jan 16#42
complete bargain now
delantero
22 Jan 16#41
now £349, Also same price at Richer sounds for matte version but not available to order online.
mattyboy1982
28 Dec 15#40
Great speakers, think I might head in for a demo!
sh4hb4z
27 Dec 15#39
The one in richer sounds is graphite. The one in OP is gloss black/white.
arjunvijay
27 Dec 15#20
How are these compared to Focal dome set up?
murkymango to arjunvijay
27 Dec 151#35
Have never heard the Q's but the focal dome are very good high-end speakers and also get great reviews. Being classed as style/satellite speakers they are wife friendly and will take up less room if you are pushed for space.
Had mine for a couple of years now and they sound awesome. I have replaced the dome sub with a bkxls400 and paired with a sony str-dn1050 amp. Don't let the size fool you as you could buy cheap 6ft floorstanders that sound craptastic.:sunglasses:
spritey to arjunvijay
27 Dec 15#38
Going for Focal Dome, Q Acoustic 2000/7000 or KEF E305 etc etc... You can't really go wrong. They're all excellent.
I'd highly recommend anyone looking to purchase speakers to ring a local audio shop or Richersounds and ask to demo them in store, most welcome it and sound even have proper demo rooms.
Also - for anyone else - if it's your first dip into it... Make sure you demo the receiver with the speakers, as the sound you get from a Yamaha or Denon would differ from a Sony AV Receiver.
I can promise anyone though.. The first time you jump from TV audio / soundbar to a full 5.1 - you won't go back and anything else sounds awful. Took me a while to graduate my dad up, got him a Panasonic soundbar at first which he loved and now installed him a fully 5.1 Tannoy system with a Yamaha AV Receiver for his birthday. I don't think he'll go beyond that. That's the great thing though, once you've got a great set of speakers you don't need to upgrade.. Technology doesn't really move on, a truly exceptional 5.1 set is always going to be a truly exceptional 5.1 set.
Richer Sound still have some in stock at £379.95 but they are running low apparently. They have free home delivery too but you need to order them over the phone by calling one of the shops.
spritey
27 Dec 15#33
What are you blabbering on about....
Perhaps when you understand the home audio market a little, you'll realise that the term "style speakers" is used to describe a certain category of speaker (rather than a statement of "this has style and x does not)...
It is a category in which the likes of bookshelf or floor-standers typically don't fall into. More reserves for setups such as KEF eggs, T series, B&W MT series, Q Acoustic 7000 etc etc. You'll also get some odd high end floorstanders that'll occasionally fall into it, like the Muon, it's rare though as most don't like to classify them as such.
spritey
27 Dec 15#28
Can't recommend Q Acoustic enough, the 1000* series was my first experience of going with an AV Receiver and full 5.1. Moved onto KEF eggs now as i prefer style speakers, suit my living room better.... You can't go wrong with the 2000i though, heard they're tops.
PsychoSonny to spritey
27 Dec 151#32
style is completely subjective.
you only think the kef's are stylish based on your own opinion not fact. some would think that wooden floorstanders for instance are 10 times more stylish than little eggs
Urbangent
27 Dec 15#31
Just noticed these are the glass finish which usually cost more. Even better deal (though personally I like the graphite finish ones I have).
fishmaster
27 Dec 15#30
I only gave the link, not my find, I attribute that to betabelf.
Zool
27 Dec 15#29
thats the standard Graphite finish also in store only maybe hard to find either way thats still a great price also well found
Otherwise look on gumtree for great bargain if you know what you're looking for.
sausager_
26 Dec 151#13
I have the Q acoustics 7000i which are exceptional. Great brand.
montana78 to sausager_
27 Dec 15#22
I have the q7000 also. Great sound for such a small speaker. Guests are always amazed by it.
montana78
27 Dec 15#21
Bargain price though I never purchased from 70 AKs lol
Urbangent
27 Dec 15#19
I bought this set two years ago for £150 more and I'd gladly pay that price still so this is a deal! Awesome set up with rich bass and crystal clarity at the top end.
jayzaders
27 Dec 15#18
With a reasonable amp the sound is fantastic. Sonos for me now to stop the misses complaining about cables
gingertips
27 Dec 15#17
that review is from 2009...are they still worth £400 after 7 years?
Halloway
27 Dec 15#16
Having manfully resisted buying one of the cheap Gibson guitars yesterday, I must now manfully resist buying this set.
The denon amp is excellent had mine for a few weeks now
raoulx
26 Dec 15#11
Amp wise it depends on the features/spec you want to go for you can pay anything from a few hundred to a few K for a fantastic amp.
raoulx
26 Dec 151#6
These are just the speaker packages. No Amp built in. Generally speaking on good AV equipment you would buy a separate amp.
henripper to raoulx
26 Dec 15#8
great, thanks. Can you recommend a suitable amp?
Skag to raoulx
26 Dec 15#10
How would these compare to a Wharfedale Diamond 220 setup?
I've just bought a Denon 2200w from Richer Sounds after a deal posted here.
Max Damage
26 Dec 15#9
Richer do Amp/speaker package deals. I got the Denon X2200 plus the Moniter audio mass 5'1 for £799 not long ago. They also did packs with these speakers
kvn618
26 Dec 15#7
great deal. had mine for a while and no complaints
henripper
26 Dec 15#5
had a look online but I can't make out whether this has the amp/decoder built in. Can anyone tell me? can it accept an optical input?
Zool
26 Dec 15#4
also available through amazon for the same price via same company maybe handy if anybody has some vouchers etc
Zool
26 Dec 15#3
wow great price never seen these speakers so cheap heat added
raoulx
26 Dec 15#2
I should of sold it more really..They have won award after award for great speakers recently and are a great budget set.
If you consider the sub is £250 alone its a cracking deal!
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The Q Acoustics 2000i Cinema Pack features unrivalled sonic performance and breathtaking value for money. The designers have surpassed themselves. Its precision soundstage, powerful dynamics and rich deep bass make it the natural choice for both home cinema enthusiasts and discerning music lovers.
Cinema Pack Contents:
• 2 x Pairs 2010i Speakers
• 1 x 2000Ci Centre Speaker
• 1 x 2070Si Subwoofer
@ SevenOaks Sound and Vision
- peters123
Latest comments (42)
Had mine for a couple of years now and they sound awesome. I have replaced the dome sub with a bkxls400 and paired with a sony str-dn1050 amp. Don't let the size fool you as you could buy cheap 6ft floorstanders that sound craptastic.:sunglasses:
I'd highly recommend anyone looking to purchase speakers to ring a local audio shop or Richersounds and ask to demo them in store, most welcome it and sound even have proper demo rooms.
Also - for anyone else - if it's your first dip into it... Make sure you demo the receiver with the speakers, as the sound you get from a Yamaha or Denon would differ from a Sony AV Receiver.
I can promise anyone though.. The first time you jump from TV audio / soundbar to a full 5.1 - you won't go back and anything else sounds awful. Took me a while to graduate my dad up, got him a Panasonic soundbar at first which he loved and now installed him a fully 5.1 Tannoy system with a Yamaha AV Receiver for his birthday. I don't think he'll go beyond that. That's the great thing though, once you've got a great set of speakers you don't need to upgrade.. Technology doesn't really move on, a truly exceptional 5.1 set is always going to be a truly exceptional 5.1 set.
Here is link
Perhaps when you understand the home audio market a little, you'll realise that the term "style speakers" is used to describe a certain category of speaker (rather than a statement of "this has style and x does not)...
It is a category in which the likes of bookshelf or floor-standers typically don't fall into. More reserves for setups such as KEF eggs, T series, B&W MT series, Q Acoustic 7000 etc etc. You'll also get some odd high end floorstanders that'll occasionally fall into it, like the Muon, it's rare though as most don't like to classify them as such.
you only think the kef's are stylish based on your own opinion not fact. some would think that wooden floorstanders for instance are 10 times more stylish than little eggs
http://www.richersounds.com/package/speakers/speaker-packages/pah01309
http://m.richersounds.com/#!/product/YAMA-RXV677-BLK
This one is the newest version of my one and has 4k.
http://m.richersounds.com/#!/product/YAMA-RXV679-BLK
And if you have a tv and a projector in same room this sony one has 2 hdmi out @ 4k for 399
http://m.richersounds.com/#!/product/SONY-STRDN1060
If you can convince them to transfer this to you then it's a bargain at £250 & had 3 x hdmi out
http://m.richersounds.com/#!/clearance/product/SONY-STRDN1050
Otherwise look on gumtree for great bargain if you know what you're looking for.
I've just bought a Denon 2200w from Richer Sounds after a deal posted here.
If you consider the sub is £250 alone its a cracking deal!