MCS was a JC Penney brand as you probably already know. I think the brand was launched in the early 1980s or a few years earlier. Your speakers look like mid-80s speakers to me.
Some of the gear that was sold with the MCS name on it was very nice. Much of it really "flies under the radar" compared to more well known names.
I would say that the speakers do not turn up very often. However, I have a pair of MCS/Penney's 3-way speakers that sound very nice for what they are. They are not fancy, and the light weight would ordinarily be a warning sign. Yet there is no denying that the ones I have sound great.
$80 was probably a bit high, though they look to be pretty well made and in excellent shape. If you like the way they sound, that is the only thing that matters.
If you like the way they sound, by all means keep them. That is the only thing that really matters.Alright, i only payed 80$ due to the excellent condition so do you reccomend me reselling them? or what?
If you like the way they sound, by all means keep them. That is the only thing that really matters.
I'm a BIG believer in 1 particular concept when it comes to value ...
Do YOU like the way they sound.
Ultimate, its about your system and your ears.
If you like the way they sound, by all means keep them. That is the only thing that really matters.
So just because you like the sound doesn't mean they are good.
It all depends upon what you have for comparison and what you are using the speakers for.
Yes and I'm not saying OP's speakers are bad.The point is - HE needs to hear something that takes him in a different direction -
us telling him what is good isn't productive.