fanboy lang master. nangangarap lang na sana magkaroon ako ng psb. kuhang kuha ng imagine t yung hinahanap ko sa audio. wide sound stage, forward sounding without being too aggressive. airy and crisp highs. and it's explosive--- as in sobrang lakas ng dating.
Meron ka na nga eh. Kamusta naman flagship gear mo?
Si Roy demonyohin mo na din.
kaso nung nalaman ko yung retail price niya na P80k+, nasira ang mga pangarap ko kasi hanggang pangarap nalang talaga siya. kaya kapag nagsawa ka na master sa imagine t mo, please reserve it for me 
Cheap lang to for you, Master Gerard. Platinum T8 Master Gerard Signature nga binili mo eh, special creation and delivery ni Paul Barton.
Pero happy din ako sa Imagine T. It does what it does very well. It doesn't play very loud, nor does it play low (it behaves more like a big stand-mount speaker with free stands). It's neither very easy to drive, nor is it imposing in size or build. It's not made of exotic materials, and could not not boast of ultra-extended highs.
What it has going for it is neutrality and resolution in the range that it covers. It provides a very clean and low distortion sound. I'd be hard pressed to name another tower speaker that delivers better linearity in this price range.
Just in case you're wondering, may Imagine T2 na din. 2012 model siya, hindi ko lang alam kung meron na locally. If you look at the driver config, you'd know that it got some technology from the Synchrony line.
PSB spreads their LF drivers widely along the front baffle to reduce the effect of floor and ceiling reflections by taking advantage of PLDs to those surfaces (instead of controlling vertical dispersion, as with a traditional d'appolito array). The lower-mounted woofers roll off sooner to prevent them from affecting the point-source effect at higher frequencies (and preventing the floor reflections from ruining the sound).
