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Ivan Popelsky, Head of SVEN-ELECTRO Russia Commodity Direction answers the questions of PC Magazine/RE.

As a whole, SVEN IHOO MT 5.1P duplicates the success of preceding models. The set looks as a classic one and in spite of the boggling longevity it keeps topicality, because the sound justifies this money really. But the main changes in design affected the power unit, where the transformer was replaced with a pulse unit, as well as the subwoofer channel amplifier. Due to these, the speaker system is louder.

Notwithstanding the fact that electric power bills advance right before your eyes, the quality of electric power being supplied in Russia is far from the ideal. This concerns not only the private sector, but apartment houses as well. Voltage jumps have already become habitual, and, as a result, household appliances get out of order frequently. Unfortunately, we have not a choice of a power supplier; there is nothing to do but to be satisfied with what is available. Automatic voltage regulators will help to solve this problem; today we have for tests SVEN AVR PRO LCD 10000 wall-mounted automatic voltage regulator. This solution will be interesting for using in offices, apartments and private houses.

F1CD.ru computer portal was succeeded in associating with representatives of SVEN Company in Russia. Ivan Dedov told us about the last tendencies at the market of speaker systems and shared his plans regarding production of new models. And Ivan Popelskiy explained, why uninterrupted power sources were not able to substitute automatic voltage regulators and said, which devices would do protect home appliances in a country house.

It has to be said that the music listening with such audio equipment leaves very pleasant impressions. The sound of SVEN IHOO MT 5.1P is quite smooth without strongly expressed surges, with smooth middle frequencies and clear high frequencies without cutting them at all. Such speaker system sounds quite smoothly even with the volume increase: there is no “muttering”, “rattling” and other artifacts.