Polk Audio S20 Signature Series Bookshelf Speakers - Home Theater, Surround Sound & Premium Music, Power Port Technology, Detachable Magnetic Grille (Pair), Black Review

I specifically waited three months after the purchase, so as not to drown them right away. The sound was disappointing. The system, with a new Denon dra800h stereo receiver and a Polk Audio 10" subwoofer from the same series, was built from scratch. Inakustik wires with soldered copper bananas. Before that, there was the simplest ancient Yamaha video receiver with Microlab solo2 speakers, and I compare it with them. I listen to mp3 from a computer via HDMI, tunein, soundcloud either via HEOS or

In the low-frequency spectrum, I did not even expect this from them. With 39 Hz declared by the manufacturer (-5 dB), in fact, the test signal is played from 30 Hz. Many (small-sized) subs cannot do this, for example, from soundbars, which in fact play from 40 Hz.

Excellent speakers, I took a Yamaha 333 instead, the sound is very pleasing, I mostly listen to electronic music. I think these speakers are ideal for listening to electronic and other modern music. They listen to a room of 17 sq. M, there is a subwoofer, but in comparison with my Dali Spector 1, I don’t turn it on with these speakers. Its pros: Excellent detailed sound, fleshy and biting bass, powerful enough Has some cons The workmanship of the case, I expected veneer for this price, and not…

They play in conjunction with the Yamaha R-N602. after the buildup: the sound is clear, detailed, balanced, excellent localization in space. Highs/mids are great. Bottoms: dense, clear, no mumbling and parasitic vibration and hum General impressions: very suitable for listening to music of all genres To watch movies / games - a subwoofer is desirable, so the frequency response is linear, without rising along the bottoms. Necessarily! : oxygen-free copper cable S=4mm2 My bundle is very sensitive

In the cinema, they play at 100, even without a subwoofer due to the low bass, very clear highs and mids. The average bass can only compensate for the "singing" subwoofer, 8". For music, I advise you to take into account the size of the speakers and their number, take outdoor speakers. If the small room is 15 m2, for good mid-bass it is best to take with 8" speakers or with a lot of 6.5" speakers. For completely different money there are exceptions. And of course, do not forget that for 8 inch…

Need a pair of bookshelf speakers as monitors for digital audio editing. They have served that purpose well. They fit nicely on a desk, are very well and solidly made from quality materials, and produce a clear and accurate sound that rivals professional monitors that cost two or three times as much. It might help to mention that they're slightly larger and heavier (17 pounds each) than what many people would consider bookshelves and aren't meant to be wall mounted. Those who aren't worried…

I am a music lover and bought these speakers for my master bedroom where theater and music are double duty. These speakers are too big to be considered bookshelves, but the sound is worth the space they occupy. Best of all, they are well above their price point and deserve everyone's attention. Are these the best floorstanding speakers I've ever heard? unlikely, but they're not that far off. They're very easy to drive with a budget receiver, but give them good clean output and a quality source…

I have these in my theater system with S35 Center and S10 Rear and SVS SB12 subwoofer. Your base reaction is fantastic. Listening to pop/hip hop sounds like there is a small subwoofer. Obvious difference with SB12 included but still amazing. They're also great for a standalone music setup without a subwoofer. The level of detail is also fantastic, you can hear every detail. The tweeters are super smooth. I see no reason to take rooks with their clarity and base response. In my opinion, any…