I've found three people lately that have bought this set and find it useful to post it here before I go into details of its features.Rolf Petek from Germany:
First of all I would like to say about the "problem" that people have with the subwoofer and its stand by mode. The "problem" is clearly with the users. I am a total newbie in terms of HiFi but I can read the instruction manual where even drinne stands that one certain settings on the receiver to perform; If the subwoofer enters by mode during operation in the state everything works as it should.
The sound is of the system is simply Super. UPS, downs, and the bass are really great and clear. The dynamic is tip and at correct settings in the receiver, there is nothing to gripe. Look at the movies, play the video games as well listen to the music. Still, a certain "bums" comes across even at low volume.
The look is very nice and everything is processed tip top.
Also, can be mounted the loudspeakers without additional accessories on the wall.
The cable length for the subwoofer is 3.5 meters, the center is 3 meters, for the front speaker 3.5 meters and for the surround speakers 8 meters.(It was here that I had to extend a cable.Otherwise I think sufficient times). The cables are all colour marks and can be thus easily connected. At least for my receiver, it is the same colours.
I guess that you will find nothing better for that price.
Jackie from Amazon.com :
What you ask even for this money. But my concerns were in vain. The optics is the hammer. I have the Onkyo SKS HT528 with a Panasonic AV reciever. The sound blew me. I'll give this plant definitely not back. I have no problems with standby of Suwoofers (as previous speakers stated). Is only a matter of the setting.
Short and just said "more sound for less does not work". It can easily absorb these boxes with some other (expensive) models.
I bought the system to replace it for my old NONAME set, because this has served out. It is owned and operated by an Onkyo TX-SR 307. According to Onkyo the set of the best is an Onkyo because it was built for this receiver. After the installment what has easily provided was the measurement of the AV-R. As always, this has done good work, only the level of volume was set too low.
Sound: The sound is very detail and precision. Of course it is necessary to check it in relation to the size of the LS. The centers are somewhat less available but in the correct setting of the subwoofer and the other parts this also is not a problem.
Processing: The speakers are (non-detachable) glossy plastic optics with a fabric front and make a very stable impression in the feel. The subwoofer is very voluminous and fits in very well.
Verdict: The set provides a good sounding and powerful set for this price in conjunction with a good AVR.
Absolute choice.
SKS-HT528 5.1 channel home theater speaker system
Gripping surround sound for your home theater
Your Onkyo A/V surround receiver is at its best if you combine it with a reliable partner - like for example the SKS HT528. This
5.1-channel speaker system power handling and a powerful, radiating
down 150 W subwoofer consists from five broadband bass reflex speakers
with each 120 W. Together, you create a carefully balanced, spatial sound stage that brings your movies and music in an impressive way to life. Color coded speaker cables provide for easy setup, and the possibility of mounting wall eases the set-up. The modern high-gloss finish fits in perfectly into any living environment.
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