which of the two speakers brand from Mordaunt Short(carnival) and any kenwood 5.1 speakers is the best?

Question

a kenwood speakers is also a package from kenwood receiver 9080-D

Answer 1

Jefferson I own a pair of Kenwood KL-A900X speakers & it's the best sounding bookshelf speaker I have ever heard. That's why I bought them in the late 1980s, because I've heard enough pro-audio studio speakers, PA speakers & audiophile speakers to know that the speakers sounded too good not to buy. They were only either $200 each, or $400 each, I forget which.

Picture of my Kenwood KL-A900X speakers.
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y21/bishyboshy/BC1/0134044a.jpg

Info on Kenwood KL-A900X.
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y21/bishyboshy/BC1/ScanKLA900X1-1.jpg
Info on Kenwood KL-A900X.
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y21/bishyboshy/BC1/ScanKLA900X2-1.jpg


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kenwood_Electronics

"Kenwood introduced its Sovereign line of components in 2001. This high-end line competes with prestige brands of other manufacturers such as Pioneer Elite, Sony ES, Onkyo Integra, and Matsushita Technics. In the car audio market, the "eXcelon" line similarly competes Pioneer Premier and Sony Mobile ES brands."


1. Kenwood introduced Japan's first FM tuner and solid state amplifier.

2. Kenwood introduced an amplifier with integrated audio & video signal switching in 1981. This product is seen as a precursor to today's home cinema systems.

3. In 1982 Kenwood introduced the L-02A integrated amplifier and L-02T Tuner. Especially the L-02T is regarded as one of the best tuners ever made.

4. In 1984, Kenwood designed & manufactured the first anti-theft car stereo receiver.

5. In 1994 Kenwood introduced the L-A1 integrated amplifier & the L-D1 CD-player. The CD-player is famous for its "analogue" sound.

Answer 2

I can only speak for myself. Most Brits are exposed to many varieties of English through TV, films and encounters with English speaking people from many corners of the world. Accents don't bother me and I can understand that when an Australian says he's going for a Barbie, he's not going to the toy shop to buy an outrageously proportioned doll. I also know that when a Nigerian in my office asks where he can 'ease himself', he means he needs to go to the lavatory. I have sometimes been amazed that a person from the USA doesn't know what a lorry is, or says that you can't teach children the word 'café'. (I still don't know what the problem with this word is).

Answer 3

Kenwood really isn't known for making decent speakers...While I've never listened to the "Carnival" speakers, I can only assume they'd sound better.