Singing Wood BT27: Active Powered Bluetooth Bookshelf Speakers with Built-in Control & Remote - Studio Monitor, 2 Auxiliary Line Input, 54W RMS - Wood Grain Finish (Black) Review

Sounds great considering the price. I thought the speaker had a headphone jack, but there isn't! Come on it sounds pretty good and loud - I'm a musician and it sounds really good for the money. Good business.

This is by far the best near field listening I have ever heard! And I can't believe it! $79 for audiophile quality! I've been in the music industry most of my life and have owned many pairs of studio monitors and they just blew me away! Don't be shy. Just buy them! It is absolutely impossible that you will be disappointed.

I needed speakers for my new business and I really wanted something that would carry the sound of my instruments. They do this and more. Play them as loud as you like with almost no distortion. It's way better than I expected for the price. Material and workmanship are very good. The packaging was safe but not over the top. I would recommend them for any day that ends with "Y".

BT27 is a very nice little speaker with bluetooth and remote control. Some reviews expect real studio monitors. Truth? Those are $80 speakers! Yes, they have too much bass, which is slightly reduced with the bass control. It was a good buy and worth every penny spent. If you want high-end speakers, you can spend a lot more and people will still find something to complain about.

UPDATE: After two months of ownership and fairly regular use of the speakers, they stopped connecting to Bluetooth. My phone searches for all devices and finds all other wireless devices but does not find the Singing Forest. I disabled them to try some sort of reset but it didn't work. Very frustrating as my returns window is closed. Wouldn't recommend buying these.

These speakers cost $25. Every cent above this amount is a cent given away. It has a powerful but offensive bass. Uncomfortable - whatever you're doing (music or gaming) you feel like you're playing inferior bass. There are no averages. The music has almost no vocals. So you get something inexpensive for the price of a log or creative sound. I can only imagine them falling off after a few months and with the wasted money looking for something better.

Hard to beat for the price but as mentioned they have too much bass making vocals louder and mids muffled. You can only lower the bass control until it starts lowering the mid level. Luckily, I prefer my music to be a little heavier than the bass, but that's still too much for me. Bass issue aside, the overall clarity of the sound is great and they sound much better than the TV's built-in speakers or a small portable Bluetooth speaker.

I downsized and gave away my component stereo which contained some amazing Cerwin Vega floorstanding speakers. I moved into an apartment that only has room for a small, compact, feature-rich stereo system and bookshelf speakers. The speakers that came with the stereo sounded bad. I took a chance that better speakers would solve the problem and these awesome little speakers did the job. It's not exactly my old Cerwin Vega sound, but given the size and low price, it's amazing. As other reviewers…

I was looking for the best sounding, powerful, small bookshelf speakers I could find that had Bluetooth and RCA connections to fit in my small entertainment center . These speakers fit all of my needs perfectly (and I have about 1/8 inch of free space for floor space. :) In short, these speakers sound amazing for their small size and can fill a medium sized room with rich sound from low, mid and high frequencies . For me the remote is a HUGE benefit and allows you to turn the speakers on and…