🔊 Polk Audio OWM3 Wall and Bookshelf Speakers - The Ultimate Versatile Loudspeaker with High-Performance and Paintable Grilles (Pair, Black) Review

I have them on the rears, my system: System Audio Mantra 30 fronts, System Audio Mantra 10 AV center, Onkyo TX-NR 609 receiver The room is about 20 meters, but the bass is enough for those that the front speakers give out Has some pros A huge number of installation options, excellent sound, despite the fact that the case is made of plastic. Excellent value for money With its cons. Very conditional - low frequencies are not as rich as we would like, but you should not demand bass from satellite

Apartment life has many limitations when it comes to building a good surround sound system, but it's amazing. I bought four, two for use as front height speakers and two for surround sound. They're paired with a Polk CS10 center speaker, a pair of Infinity P153 bookshelves, and a 10-inch subwoofer. Started with Onkyo HTIB three years ago and the sound difference is like night and day. I told myself I'd wait until I got everything hooked up next bank holiday weekend, but once I had them I…

This rating is based on the fact that they are only used for surround sound (ATMOS front speakers in particular). I get a definite improvement with atmospheric blur over the previous one. I feel the scenes above my head, not from my speakers. For $100, you can't beat them as spontaneous atmospheric speakers. give them a chance Read on for more details. My system is a 5.1.2 system where I used a Level 3 HTD for the fronts and an Infinity primus p163 for 2 rears, a Rythmik LV12R for the sub and a

Well, let me start by saying that I'm a fan of home theater. Over the past 20 years I've upgraded and upgraded enough that I still have all of Polk's quality floorstanding speakers. We recently moved and I wanted to do a cleaner install with rear speakers in my basement. I wanted in-wall speakers that were indiscreet and space efficient, but I was afraid of losing the sound quality and fidelity of my floor-standing speakers. I bought 2 of these and tried them, I thought worst case I wouldn't…

I did a lot of research before purchasing these speakers and I was on the border between these speakers, OWM5, The Boston Acoustic Soundware 5.5 inch and Polk Atrium 5. I am currently using them as left and surround direct in a 7.1 setup. Advantages 1. Multi-directional mounting. The speakers definitely did the job and I mounted mine at a 45 degree angle and pressed it against the ceiling and wall. You don't need any special mounting hardware for this, just a few screws and a few drywall…

Let's start with the good - it's a unique design that's really quite versatile in terms of mounting options. I had no color issues at all, mine look just like the picture. The stands are well made and easy to attach, but inexplicably difficult to remove. Also, these are dynamics - there's nothing further to dig in the physical realm. The problem here is the sound - maybe the reviewers here are being very generous, or maybe they've never had a pair of speakers for more than $50, but either way -