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Thread: RCF 722A v FBT Promaxx 14A

  1. 23-04-2014, 01:38 PM #1
    East Anglian Discos
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    Default RCF 722A v FBT Promaxx 14A

    Hi all

    I've been happily using a set of RCF 722A's over the past 5 years and been very happy with them. Great speakers.

    I tend to change/upgrade the sound system every 4 to 5 years or so.

    Now thinking about an upgrade and thinking about the FBT Promaxx14A actives. Does anyone use the Promaxx series and what are their thoughts? First hand views would be very welcome . I will be selling the RCF's with covers soon.

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    I think its more of a change and not a upgrade really

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  3. 23-04-2014, 01:57 PM #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by surround sounds View Post
    I think its more of a change and not a upgrade really
    Yep, really a change. RCF are top notch, just fancied something different
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    Default FBT14a

    I have just brought a set of theses and used them for the first time on sat and was very impressed with the sound quality.
    I ran them with 2 18" martin audio subs and had an amazing sound
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