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A great review of the mini monitors and class D amplifier was done by MaximumPC. This is the same system that we are packaging for the visually and hearing impaired in the iBAG ™ portable sound system. Michael Brown also reviewed three other competing products where he used the TBI system as a reference:

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The latest review of the Magellan™ passive subwoofers powered by the new TBI Magellan MGD-200 subwoofer amplifier can be found at www.audaud.com/article.php?ArticleID=7336
In the review, Clay Swartz states unequivocally, “The TBI subwoofers are the only subwoofers I would use in a music system.” There is also a link to his original review of the Magellan [...]

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Originally Posted by adwilk on the Audioholics.com forum

“Alright, I’ll bite…..
I haven’t heard the sub in question… let me clarify that.
I have “extensive” experience now with the DAD-1 and TBI’s Monitor sporting the ETL technology.
The Dialog Augmentation Device (DAD) comes as advertised. The product wasn’t developed for its marketing venture, but it really does work. I [...]

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“These are perfect monitors and are small enough to get high-end audio from your computer.”
“I would have given them 5.5 stars, which is remarkable for loudspeakers under $1K/pr. We have a winner!”
Strengths:
“Natural sound and a joy to listen to.”
Weaknesses:
“None when considered as a true near-field monitor, which is what they are.”

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“…the aptly named VIP is physically discrete (sp) and probably more universally welcome in most rooms, than the majority of the large, box-shaped competitors!”
Strengths:
“Easy to place b/c of size, very musical and tuneful; easy to set-up. Decent price. Unique.”
Weaknesses:
“Too small for those who have a complex about these things.”
Click here (AudioReview.com™) and also view BioDaddy’s [...]

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