text: Front Back Without grille View larger Mirage OMD-5 Bookshelf/wall-mount satellite speaker (Black) Item #: 653OMD5B 4 Reviews This item is no longer available. Original Price: $249.99 each Shop all Bookshelf Speakers Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff. Overview Reviews Details Accessories Articles & Videos by Loren Barstow Beneath its glossy finish and solid, hand-crafted cabinet, Mirage's top-of-the-line bookshelf speaker features advanced speaker technology capable of filling a room with rich, dynamic sound. Music and movies come alive with startling clarity, exceptional depth, and a natural warmth. Innovative technology for exceptionally open, lifelike sound The key to this speaker's expansive, true-to-life sound is Mirage's exclusive Omnipolar® technology. 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Went from OM-8s $2299/or (bought for $1299/pr) to OMD-5s 599/pr (pd $499). I am pleased with the sound, vocals in music are clean and honest and the sub complements these speakers well. Crossing around 80hz. I'm sure OMD-15s (gave it consideration) could have been nicer for music, but difference in price would not justify it in my mind. By the way, room size is 180 sq feet, vaulted ceiling. Pros: Clean, honest reproduction. Spacious presentation. Well built and handsome. Cons: Needs a sub for all but talking heads. Was this review helpful? Yes No Recommended! Written By jimlim, Phoenix, AZ on Friday, January 30, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I bought one of these on closeout and another from scratch and dent, but you would never know that they were. Shipping was reasonably quick and the speakers came well-packed. I have these set up as my mains in my bedroom mounted on a wall - I have a toddler and replaced some bookshelf speakers I had on stands prior to this. To say I am very pleased with the sound from these speakers would be an understatement. It's true from what is said out there about the sound put out by these types of speakers, being somewhat different than conventional direct radiators. They sound great! Very smooth treble and the bass is there as well, given the small size of this speaker. Very nicely made - heavy with a nice, smooth veneer finish. Think Nanosat Prestige but only supersized. I've compared these with a set of Mirage Omnisat V2 that a relative owns, and I truly feel that these OMD-5's are better in all aspects - smoother treble, more extended bass. Given that I got these at a great discount (actually less than what a pair of V2's would cost) I almost feel like I stole 'em! Don't think of putting these in a large room, however. For that, you might want to look at the next model up in this range, the OMD-15. I wish Mirage didn't discontinue this line and hope they have an update coming soon. I'm hooked! 6 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Great for Surround Speakers Written By Fletcher, Goleta, CA on Wednesday, January 16, 2008 I originally purchased these as front speakers for a new HT system. They were replacing a set of tower speakers, and I was initially disappointed. I subsequently purchased two OMD-15 speakers, with the thought of returning the OMD-5, then thought "I wonder how these would sound as surround speakers". I took out my old surround speakers and after equalizing the new set of speakers, I was amazed at the difference in the sound. I think these are a great complement to the OMD-15 speakers and the OMD-C1 47 out of 56 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Hands-on research Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes What's in the box? Download owner's manual Gloss black bookshelf speaker Detachable black cloth grille 9mm Bolt Plastic wall bracket 2 Adhesive rubber spacers 4 Small adhesive rubber bumpers Polishing cloth Mirage logo sticker Owner's Manual Features and Specs Enclosure Acoustic Suspension Video Shielded Yes Tweeter Type Dome Tweeter Size (inches) 1 Midrange Size (inches) N/A Woofer Size (inches) 5.5 Woofer Composition Titanium Poly Woofer Surround Rubber Power Range 10-175 Sensitivity 90 dB Impedance (Ohms) 6 Frequency Response 60-20k Hz Connector Type Posts Bi-amp Inputs No Height (inches) 9-3/8 Width (inches) 6-9/16 Depth (inches) 7-3/8 Weight (pounds) 8 Mounting Bracket Included Yes Recommended Stand Height (inches) 24-28 Parts Warranty 5 Years Labor Warranty 5 Years Product Research Features Overview: The Mirage OMD-5 is a bookshelf/satellite speaker that uses sophisticated driver technology and Mirage's exclusive OMNIPOLAR technology to make the small bookshelf speaker ideal for virtually any sound application. The speaker is available in a Gloss Rosewood and Gloss Black finish. Note: The speaker is sold individually; not as a pair. OMNIPOLAR Technology: This technology radiates sound in a perfectly spherical dispersion pattern, expanding the sweet spot to encompass virtually the entire room. OMNIGUIDE Design: The design consists of a conically shaped cylinder that is responsible for reflecting sound in a perfect 360 degree pattern. This unique design guarantees the same tonal balance and dispersion characteristics no matter how and where you mount the speakers. The speaker should be inverted with grille facing downwards when it is mounted above 6 feet. The speaker should be mounted normally with the grill facing up when it is mounted below 6 feet. Applications: The OMD-5 is a very versatile speaker since it can be used as a front, center channel or surround speaker. You can use these satellites to create a complete home theater speaker system or a dedicated 2-channel stereo setup. 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The last time we checked in with Leo Villareal, he had just installed a gigantic glowing LED Buckyball in NYC's Madison Square Park. For The Bay Lights, Words Pictures Ideas founder Ben Davis called upon the acclaimed artist to create a monumental, first-of-its-kind light sculpture. A team of specially-trained riggers hand-wired 25,000 LED nodes on 300 vertical cables that run the length of the Bay Bridge's 1.8-mile-long western span. The cables rise over 500 feet high, and the nodes are spaced at one foot increments.
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THE HUNTER is the story of Martin, a skilled and ruthless mercenary sent into the Tasmanian wilderness on a hunt for a tiger believed to be extinct. Hired by an anonymous company that wants the tiger's genetic material, Martin arrives in Tasmania posing as a scientist. He proceeds to set up base camp at a broken-down farmhouse, where he stays with a family whose father has gone missing. Usually a loner, Martin becomes increasingly close to the family; however, as his attachment to the family grows, Martin is led down a path of unforeseen dangers, complicating his deadly mission.
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Chamber Music at CIM has always held a special place. The warm and collaborative nature of the faculty, staff and students have combined over the past twenty years to produce one the most nationally recognized and highly acclaimed programs for the serious study of chamber music in the country.
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All CIM students enrolled in chamber music have the opportunity to perform in Guest Artist Master Classes with world renowned artists including members of the Juilliard, Takacs, Tokyo, Guarneri, Cleveland, Ying, Boromeo, Emerson, Miami, Colorado and Brentano Quartets, as well as members of The Beaux Arts Trio, Lincoln Center Chamber Players, KLR trio, Pamela and Claude Frank, Alisa Weilerstein and many others.
CIM students will receive weekly coachings as well as participate in master classes with Peter Salaff, Chairman of String and Piano Chamber Music, and members of The Cavani String Quartet: Annie Fullard, violin; Mari Sato, violin; Kirsten Docter, viola; and Merry Peckham, cello; as well as Piano faculty members Virginia Weckstrom, Anita Pontremoli and Carolyn Warner.
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Ensembles who were formed or whose members did their chamber music studies at CIM have achieved tremendous success and are making wonderful contributions to the music world. Among those ensembles are, The Jupiter Quartet, The Miro Quartet, The Maia Quartet, The Biava String Quartet, The Miami Quartet, The Ying Quartet, and The Cavani Quartet.
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Thanks to CIM's longstanding and unique relationship with the renowned Cleveland Chamber Music Society, the students not only have access to special guest artist master classes and performances, the Chamber Music Society has also developed a newly inaugurated Outreach Program, in which a CIM quartet is chosen to perform in four Cleveland Area Schools.
Each year, CIM students from the Chamber Music Program choose to prepare for and enter chamber music competitions. In 2009, two CIM Quartets, The Aeolus Quartet and The Linden Quartet (pictured), were First Prize Winners at Coleman, and The Linden Quartet won the Grand Prize at Fischoff.
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"This meatloaf is extremely juicy, and the potential variety of different flavors is as big as your imagination. I've done American cheese with ketchup and mustard on top and served with dill pickle chips. Another one might be Swiss cheese and mushroom topping."
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I did my first loaf after reading all the reviews and my husband loves it. I'd like to suggest letting the loaf sit for 15 minutes before cutting, this will prevent oozing of the cheese.
When I made it the second time, I dicovered a way to simplify the rolling process and had great success.
I divided my meat mixture into 3 batches and cheese into 2 batches (like a lasagne). Fill the bottom of a 9x13 dish with the 1st batch, then sprinkle cheese on top, avoiding the edges.
I then pat the 2nd batch on top, taking a little care to seal the edges with a spatula. Cheese on top of that.
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I then sprinkled ketchup and mustard overall. It came out tasting the same as the recipe indicated, but saves much time and effort.
I love the idea of this meatloaf but it was so salty I threw out the leftovers. I put less than the amount of salt it called for. Did anyone else have this problem?
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This is a great recipe! I only gave it 4 stars because I found the "jelly-roll" effect to be more trouble than it was worth. Instead, I just half the meat mixture and make a channel for the cheese down the center and then top with the remaining meat mixture. It is much more simple and it isn't as messy! Tastes fantastic as is or is easy to jazz up too!
Delicious! Here are a few of my suggestions - to avoid the grease problem - use super lean beef - I used 95% lean, it wasn't greasy at all... also, I used mozzarella in the middle (part-skim). It was perfect! And, for those of you watching calories/fat, it's pretty friendly, only 3 WW points per slice!
We loved this, I did add some Montreal steak seasoning and worcestershire to it and topped it with barbecue sauce. I didn't have any wax paper, and parchment made it really easy to roll up. There was one spot where I didn't seal it well, so the cheese goozed out. I also baked it in a loaf pan and periodically drained the grease and let it sit for 15 minutes to ease in slicing it. Thanks Douglas, this was a winner in our house! :)
I was very glad I'd read the reviews on this recipe beforehand or I might have throw up my hands at the rolling it up stage. It's tricky, but doable with some patience. I used foil instead of wax paper.
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I am not a meatloaf fan but this was very good. Didn't taste like meatloaf. The taste was very good. I had a hard time rolling it like a jelly roll. I will make it again.
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A handful of small-business owners and store managers in the heart of Fairfax City got a chance to talk one-on-one with Democratic Senate candidate Tim Kaine Monday afternoon.
Throughout his campaign, the former governor has been regularly doing walking tours and holding what he calls �small business roundtables� to try and connect with the business community.
In Fairfax, he chatted about a past trip to Seoul with a Korean gas station owner, posed for photos with the staff of a Thai restaurant and paid a visit to patrons at the Greene Turtle happy hour.
�It�s a lot of fun,� Kaine said, and is also something that harkens back to his early political career as a city councilman and mayor in Richmond.
State Sen. Chap Petersen (D-Dist. 34), who escorted Kaine on the tour through the heart of his district, said personal contact is important to winning over voters and politicians being in touch with the issues businesses are facing.
�The economy in Northern Virginia is driven by small businesses ... especially the area I represent,� Petersen said. �When [candidates] take the time to stop by ... it makes a huge difference.�
Lyn Adams, the owner of Christian gift store Joy Unlimited, received a visit from Kaine despite the signs in her window for Republican congressional candidate Chris Perkins. Adams said personal connections do make a difference to her, and that is why she supports Perkins and Petersen.
As for the Senate race, Adams said she doesn�t think she has made up her mind yet.
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The biggest issue small-business owners he has talked to are concerned about is access to capital, he said. Regulations put in place after the financial crisis in 2007 were aimed at large banks, but are having a trickle-down effect on smaller community banks.
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Mission Type: Orbiter
Launch Vehicle: Ariane-5
Launch Site: Europe's Spaceport in Kourou, French Guiana
Spacecraft Mass: 367 kg in total, including 19 kg of payload.
Spacecraft Instruments: 1) Electric Propulsion Diagnostic Package
2) Spacecraft Potential, Electron and Dust Experiment
3) X/Ka-band Telemetry and Telecommand Experiment
4) Radio Science Investigation
5) Laser Link Experiment
6) On-board Autonomous Navigation
7) Asteroid-Moon Micro-Imager Experiment
8) Infrared Instrument
9) ompact Imaging X-ray Spectrometer
10) X-ray Solar Monitor
Spacecraft Dimensions: 1 x 1 x 1 m (excluding solar panels). With solar panels deployed, SMART-1 measures about 14 m across.
Spacecraft Power: Solar panels
Total Cost: SMART-1's cost is about 110 million Euros. This includes the launch, the spacecraft, the payload and the flight operations.
European Space Agency SMART-1 Launch Fact Sheet
SMART-1 was the first mission in ESA's Small Missions for Advanced Research in Technology (SMART) program. These missions test key technologies for their later use on major scientific missions. SMART-1 was a lunar mission to test several key technologies.
One of its principal tests is solar-electric propulsion. This is a form of continuous low-thrust engine that uses electricity derived from solar panels to produce a beam of charged particles. This beam can be expelled from the spacecraft, so pushing it forward. Such engines are commonly called ion engines. SMART-1 was the second spacecraft to use ion propulsion.
SMART-1 also:
While at the Moon, SMART-1's science instruments:
SMART-1's voyage to the Moon was neither quick nor direct. After launch, SMART-1 went into an elliptical orbit around the Earth, typically used by telecommunications satellites. In this orbit the spacecraft fired its ion engine, gradually expanding its elliptical orbit and spiraling out in direction of the Moon's orbital plane. Month after month, this brought it closer to the Moon, which orbits at between 350,000 and 400,000 kilometers from Earth. As SMART-1 neared the Moon, it began to use the gravity of the Moon to nudge it into a position where it was eventually captured by the Moon's gravitational field in mid November 2004.
This complicated and slow journey was necessary because ion engines do not provide the instant power that chemical rockets do. However, because they are more efficient and require little fuel, ion engines are more flexible and allow space probes to reach places where chemical rockets would not be able to go.
After being captured by the Moon, SMART-1 looped over the north and south poles, in an elliptical orbit whose height ranged from 300 to 3,000 kilometers. After almost 16 months in orbit, SMART-1 was deliberately crashed into the Moon.