Roland cm 220

More pictures on the Roland CM-220 and CM-110...

http://www.rolandconnect.com/product.php?p=cm-220

CM-220 is a 200w system... plug everything into the Sub and two cables out to
the satellite speakers. Great little gig/background music system.

Great pictures...... I'll bet it sounds great also. I wonder if the satellites can be mounted on poles?

Heavy duty Velcro works for a lot of things!!

Depends on the price

ST-CMS1 Monitor Speaker Stand
Mount your CUBE* quickly and conveniently on the new ST-CMS1 speaker stand. The ST-CMS1 is tough and stable, featuring heavy steel legs and a thick center pipe with height-adjustable knob and convenient height scale marks. Ensure your CUBE is in the perfect position, mounted safe and solid. It’s ideal for gigs, for the home, for business storefronts, and more.

* Compatible with CM-110, CM-220, CM-30, and Mobile-CUBE.

WOW... $699 on Sweetwater for the CM-220... too much sugar for me for 200w!!

http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/CM220

Way too much money for a 200 watt system.

I'll keep my Logitech Z-2300's, thank you very much.

Ian

Donny,

The little ones for you Donny, don't want that KMA to sound too good do we, blow away my T4, dare I ask have you still got it and on a more serious note please if you are keeping it can we have some more top notch demos, no one else has come up with anything like those, not even John Smiles and he's writing code?

I'm off to the day job now, more serious things, going to see a brand new nuke submarine today, sorry I can't bring any photos back, official secrets act and all that.

Regards

Tony

They're good looking but cost too much, seeing as how the Logitech system sounds fabulous and is way cheaper. But, somewhat a bit of validation that the great Roland company copied the Logitech that many of us have used a lot over the years.

Hmmm, appears to be much more to it...

The Roland CM-220 is a 3-channel system with a large selection of inputs to accommodate anything you might own. Each channel has its own volume and tone controls. Inputs include 1/4" TRS, 1/8" TRS, RCA phono, digital coax, and balanced XLR and 1/4" TRS inputs. There is also a headphone out for silent practicing late at night. Whatever gear you use the CM-220 is ready to go.

Yea, $700... too much for sure

Amazon has the z2300 for $450, and IMO, that is also too much. Maybe because they are discontinued? Is there a replacement?

Also from Logitech is the z623 200w 2.1, THX certified, for $140. It seems to be the replacement for the discontinued z2300. Any thoughts on the z623?