I had a set of these when they were first released. Tbh I felt they never lived up to the hype...heavy base, vocals slightly muffled. They work differently to normal speakers in that they use flat panel resonance technology.

They weren't awful, but they weren't great. The satellites connect through the sub via a unique umbilical cable to the amp. My sub packed up after a few years of light use, apparently something on one of the PCBs had blown. Spoke to Mission, would have cost about £150 to fix (they clearly knew what the issue was...look online, quite a common problem, but was going to have to leave it with them for a month or so to get repaired as they were snowed under). In the end I decided to flog the satellites on eBay and bin the sub, bought some B&Ws, haven't regretted it.

The £249 price has now expired. The code will work till the 31/01 for the £299 price.

used code 5APO, still priced at 299 rather suggested 249. help

Thanks, code works and now ordered

Code not working

*sorry, meant to say 'when sub blew', not amp.

Totally agree with both your comments. I bought the B&W MT-50 setup. Basically the way I looked at it was that I spent about £700 on the Mission M-cubes when they were first released (think they were first generation tbh), used them for about 4 or 5 years before the sub went kaput, cost was about £150+ to repair, but I'd never really been that happy with them (ran them through 2 different AV amps, Denon and Pioneer...not great via either one). After the amp blew I ran the speakers wired direct to the amp, same issues with flat sound, poor vocal clarity while watching TV (Sky, films, BluRay), although music was ok (a little heavy on the bass). I waited until I saw a good offer on the B&Ws and took the plunge, spent about £1000 (Mission cost me £700 when bought)...I have never regretted a penny of that spend. The sound quality is superb (via same Pioneer amp). Vocal clarity is perfect, the audio separation when watching action films on either Sky or BluRay is stunning, and music just sounds fabulous. For me, I consider that the Missions were a bad purchase, the B&Ws were not, even though they cost more.

Hopefully anyone who buys these will be delighted with them, they are a newer generation than mine, so possibly some of the issues ironed out.

look really good and heavy weight too. price is a steal but I can't find reviews of this product on the mass scale. I looked up one review and found that it won an award from what hifi which is great but not a lot from owners. hence this is for me not the best of options. depending on your needs.
I want something for the living room home cinema sound
anyone recommend a suitable option including amp and speakers for under 800

onkyo maybe ?
mix with wharfdale

Might work nicely in the lounge, got full sized speaker set up on the loft, but sometimes watch bits downstairs

I had a set of these when they were first released. Tbh I felt they never lived up to the hype...heavy base, vocals slightly muffled. They work differently to normal speakers in that they use flat panel resonance technology.

They weren't awful, but they weren't great. The satellites connect through the sub via a unique umbilical cable to the amp. My sub packed up after a few years of light use, apparently something on one of the PCBs had blown. Spoke to Mission, would have cost about £150 to fix (they clearly knew what the issue was...look online, quite a common problem, but was going to have to leave it with them for a month or so to get repaired as they were snowed under). In the end I decided to flog the satellites on eBay and bin the sub, bought some B&Ws, haven't regretted it.

would have liked to be able to get these in the white finish that Mission also produce.

Cheers for reply

Thank you

Great deal. This is the updated M3 model with new drivers and speakers that connect to the AV receiver rather than the sub.

Good price. Next best is Amazon at 360 quid (3rd party seller). Heat added.

Hi Op, stupid question but will I need an amp to run them? Been on the site & think yes.. ADDED heat it's
Mission

Says £449 using the link.