Speaker Reviews

Don't get these if your expecting a serious sound boost compared to your phone. While the sound may be deeper than what your tiny phone speaker can provide. It isn't very loud compared to it. Setup is relatively easy. I would not recommend these...

26 user reviews

Stocking stuffer....well received

28 user reviews

The congregation loves them

14 user reviews

not loud

132 user reviews

It has very good sound

97 user reviews

Gave as Christmas presents and worked great my granddaughters well pleased

21 user reviews

Good sound, more than enough volume, paired easily w 7 devices, all from different manufacturers.

10 user reviews

If you're shopping for a compact home theater speaker, but don't want to or can't install on-wall or in-wall speakers, may I suggest you check out the L830 from JBL. No other brand has been more synonymous with Hollywood theaters......

3 expert reviews | 160 user reviews

First thing that didn't work about it... the supposed surround sound... come on, I mean... this is the worst excuse for an interpretation of surround sound. its a button on the poorly designed and very randomly working remote that makes everything have...

60 user reviews

Got on sale at Wallyworld, the sound is awesome. I hooked up the optical cable and spent alot of time doing trial and error getting sound out of the darn thing. The instructions suck! Once hooked up, my neighbors down the street can hear it perfectly...

10 user reviews

So, I was incredibly nervous about buying this product. It's always worth looking around and reading up on speakers and Subs however this particular product had nothing online. So on a wing and a prayer I decided to give it a go. Luckily I can report...

10 user reviews

The LoudMan is light, portable, cheap, and friendly. As long as you don't expect a very rich sound, you'll probably be satisfied with this colorful contender.

2 expert reviews

If you can find a pair on E-bay for anything less than $100, go for it, you won't be disappointed. I would rate them as entry level audiophile speakers. I've owned good Polks, Thiels, JSE and Infinity speakers. I replaced a pair of Infinity SM 65's...

105 user reviews

I got these as my first set of theater speakers because it was all I could afford at the time. The served me well, but there are definitely much better speakers out there. These sound muddy and flat and there is no bass response, esp. at lower volume...

23 user reviews

I bought these speakers christmas 2001 so I've been listening to them for a year now. I have them paired with a smaller set of KLH bookshelf speakers. Powered by a 100 watt Teac home audio receiver along with a Teac equalizer connected with gold tipped...

54 user reviews

Pros: (1) Very good sound quality after breaking in.

19 user reviews

I bought my MediaMate speakers back in 1996 when they were first released. This was just on the cusp of the PC multimedia rage, and I wanted something to make my Midis and MODs sound their best. . . not to mention games. I still use them on my primary...

39 user reviews

These babies make up for the lack of low end with pure clarity. All you need to suppliment these units with is a 12 powered sub with a crossover at 100Hz. Using measuring equipment, I found the response to be VERY flat for sub $5,000 speakers. You can...

15 user reviews

Okay, I'll be brief. I built my first stereo amp from a kit when I was 12. I have bought and sold audio gear as a hobby/job all my adult life (I'm now 50). I bought two of these to use as a stereo pair. They are FABULOUS!! High quality drivers, speaker...

10 user reviews

I had this speaker for sometime and it performed well. With the volume up considerably the sound quality begins to fade. after a year the speaker with volume control (right) started to fade in and out. then it stopped altogether. Disappointing but I...

1 expert reviews | 83 user reviews

I have my pair of 604's and the longer you have them the better they sound. You won't find series II anymore, and the series 3 are even better! Very crisp yet rich bass without stomping out the midrange or highs.If you don't have room for a subwoofer,...

1 expert reviews | 50 user reviews

This was a replacement purchase for the same camera we owned for 5 years that had been damaged. We are very pleased with the replacement.

1 expert reviews | 36 user reviews

I originally purchased a whole surround sound system manufactured by Audiosource. At the time, the whole thing, including a powered sub-woofer, was only a hundred bucks! That was five years ago. In my overzealousness one night playing a Stevie Ray...

30 user reviews

The AudioSource 15 is a huge subwoofer, with an amplifier that's way too small. It booms, it WILL shake the glass, it WILL loosen the nails on the siding, but it can't really follow anything tightly, just not enough power to effectively control that...

96 user reviews

if your able to get these through ebay etc consider yourself lucky because they don't make these anymore. Not any competitor makes planar technology either at least not with computer speakers. These are the best!!

39 user reviews