What Hi Fi Sound and Vision Fri, Jul 29 2011, 10:46AM

Blok Pro-Stax 500

£ 500
80100
4

With construction that could stop a howitzer, and a likeable sound, this Blok's a great buy

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  • For

    Massive construction; delivers a stable sound and firm bass

  • Against

    Not hugely subtle

If you’re after a feeling of permanency with your rack, then this hefty Blok system should fit the bill. Featuring thick 15mm glass (and supports that look like they would stand a Howitzer shell), this is no shrinking violet. 
A big sound from a big rack
Sat on the Blok, our reference kit served up a big, stable sound. There’s much to like, including a pleasing tonal balance that features firm bass as well as well-integrated midrange and treble in its fast-paced and open-sounding delivery. It’s not all perfect though: we’d like some more subtlety and precision in the sound, just to tie things up nicely.
As it stands, though, for the money you get a lot 
of product with more than ample space to take most home cinema or hi-fi components. This behemoth should definitely 
be on your audition list.

If you’re after a feeling of permanency with your rack, then this hefty Blok system should fit the bill. 

Featuring thick 15mm glass (and supports that look like they would stand a Howitzer shell), this is no shrinking violet. 

A big sound from a big rack
Sitting on the Blok, our reference kit served up a big, stable sound. There’s much to like, including a pleasing tonal balance that features firm bass as well as well-integrated midrange and treble in its fast-paced and open-sounding delivery. 

It’s not all perfect though: we’d like some more subtlety and precision in the sound, just to tie things up nicely.

As it stands, though, for the money you get a lot of product with more than ample space to take most home cinema or hi-fi components. 

This behemoth should definitely be on your audition list.

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