Review on 300" Enclosed Ceiling Wall Mount Speaker - Enhanced for SEO by Jasmine Williams

I've had two of these so far. The first came with one of the two 5.25-inch speakers ripped completely out of its mounts, with the center speaker completely blown out. In general, I find Pyle devices worth their money; I can no longer hear fine nuances. The second (replacement) arrived in worse condition than the first. Both 5.25" speakers broke off with no intact attachment points, the attachments to the processor board are broken, one of the wall brackets is cracked. Also broken. Maybe the third time is nice. If so, I'll revise my review to take the actual characteristics into account of the speaker, not the form it came in. UPDATE: OK, we're three of three. The third arrived the least broken (only one of the 5.25" speakers was completely broken); but, that's it small consolation.I still don't have center speakers and have spent almost a month trying to get them.Unfortunately, available wall space is limited so finding a replacement will take much longer.The packaging problem.Everyone The two speakers have a fairly large magnet that results in cones of motion. Each speaker is held in place by four small screws that are molded into the plastic case ind.Cardboard packaging for the speakers (there is no packaging foam, which is (at least part of the problem) does not have a circular cutout for the back of the speakers. So if you grab the edge of the shipping box with your hands, the speaker will detach from the case. It's truly amazing that all other Pyle speakers have a cutout specifically designed to prevent this. Next to. To be honest I don't understand how any of them manage to arrive safe and sound.