JBL LOFT 50

price, sound, bass quality, design, usability

94% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Very cheap for how great they sound Easy setup. Solid construction. I have read they need break in, but sound outstanding out of the box

I highly recommend these speakers. These are just things to consider when buying. -Big box with a drawing on the outside showing exactly what it is - might not what to have this on your door step all day. -Little rubber feet dont stick very well.

1. price 2. unique design 3. good specification

1. easy to fall down, too thin and too tall 2. "bright" sound -- like expensive computer speakers... 3. lack of harmony and balance of "music" sound

Easy assembly. (The feet need 4 screws each.) Looks nice. Great sound quality. Clear highs, full midrange, Plenty of bass having two 6 1/2" woofers per speaker. I filled out the complete system with a Loft 20m Center channel , and 2 Loft 40's for...

These JBL's sound pretty decent for one hundred and fifty bucks (assuming the rebate comes through). I am using them by themselves without any center channel, sub's or rears. They are not as efficient as many other, more expensive speakers, but I can...

My wife wishes they were another color and may paint them (except the grills). She also thinks they are intimidating size-wise.

Sound great, Compact, Great price now only $149 after rebate. More than 30% less than on ama...

Not wireless. Not very pretty; really need to be cherry wood.

Beautiful, Sound great, Compact, Great price now only $149 after rebate.

Not wireless.

Clarity, depth and fullness of sound, sound output, size, weight. Ease of hookup.

Not bi-amped. Had to use multi-purpose cement on the tiny rubber feet. Lack of carpet spikes. Jbl's poor packaging leaves little to protect the speakers during transit. I live in an apartment (my neighbors love me /sarcasm).

for the size and prize at $150 it's a good buy, I have a pair of older JBL's that don't require as much power to work at it's optimum, with these new ones I have to turn the volume up higher, the sound is great though, highs, med's and lows, right a...

minor Con: that they require at least 50 or 60 watts of output so they can work at it's optimum, while the older ones I have only require 10 to 20 watts, but that's no problem I can work around it because my receiver's max RMS is 110 Watts.

Great highs Good mid Surprising amount of base Perfect height Well packaged

Heavy? If that can be considered a con.

Size,Sound,Price

Footing Plates?-or lower platforms-are MDF-not marked other than FRT-had to swap to get even footing.4 tiny rubber "feet" fall off if you attempt to slide on terazzo!