I would love to hear the opinion.

thanks.

Me too! 

One thing i wonder about 633-T is that with two woofers, is the mid range supposed to be a separate drivers? the low end is about 35hz, but with proper setup, i think it can go down a little bit more, but i'm not sure about the mid range.

It doesn't have two woofers, it has two bigger mid-range speakers.  Thus the larger cabinet size to increase the low end reproduction from a smaller driver.

If i'm not mistaken, these are 2 woofers from the website. Why not 2 woofers and one mid range?

 

 

I've heard them and they sound sweet Very soon some customers will be able to comment. The new 533-PT's are shipping within days. The 522D-PT is a great speaker. It won and Editor's Choice award from CNET. The 533-PT replacement is even a bit better. It has a slightly more forward midrange with the same high-end detail and powerful bass. It is a very balanced speaker and sounds great.

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Cheers,

John Wanderscheid

Is the low-mid and high-bass crossover as awesome as it is in the 522D-PT?

 

Yes, the low mids and high bass hasn't changed at all. The only thing that's changed is the upper mids have been brought forward a bit, in the 1500 - 2400 Hz range, to make the freq. response flatter overall. Also the speaker is slightly more efficient. But take these points lightly...When you A/B the 522PT and the 533PT, it's a pretty subtle difference. Keep in mind that the subwoofer, amp, 5.25" driver, tweeter, and cabinet are all exactly the same. It's going to be more noticeable to people with a more sensitive ear.

Cheers,

 

 

what is the range of mid in 522-PT? thanks.

Here's the graph on the 522-PT

To my eye, the response curve of the 522D-PT and the 533D-PT is exactly the same.  Are they THAT simillar?