Polk Audio Reserve Series R700 Tower Speaker, 1" Tweeter, Dual 6.5" Woofers & Dual 8" Long-Throw Drivers, Hi-Res Certified, Dolby Atmos & IMAX Enhanced for Dynamic Home Theater Walnut Brown

素晴らしいです。空気感がまるで違います。音のシャワーを浴びられます。 ただある程度の音量を出せる環境がないと厳しいと思われます。 R100も持っています。こちらは小音量でも楽器が入っているのか？とマジマジと見てしまうぐらいの音がします。世の中進歩したものです。

Tremendous Value For the Price Point, I don't see how one could find better "sound for the dollar" They do like being driven with significant power, since I believe they drop to 3.8ohms. I have them Bi-Amped off a separate power amp, and as a result they get about 300w each. This drives them effortlessly and with no distortion, to as loud as one can stand. I have these incorporated in a 7.2.4 Home Theater setup. All the Speakers being Polk except for the Subs. I cross them over to the Subs at 40hz. Amazing sound for music, which in turn makes them great for movies. I did a lot of research on reviews before purchasing, and I'm quite impressed.

When I bought my first tower speakers over a year ago I wanted to audition these but never got to them as I auditioned the focal aria 936 before and absolutely loved those so I kept them. I bought these a year later during prime day. They were good speakers. They sounded pretty good but I did not like the sound compared to my aria 936s, that's kind of an unfair comparison because the 936s are double the price. Even so I didn't get the same feeling I did when listening to the focals. I likely would have kept them and put them in a second set up away from my main system but they came to me damaged and I didn't want to go through the hassle of exchange for something that wouldn't be my main speakers. With all that said though they really are attractive looking speakers that do sound good and if you're looking for speakers in this price range I think it would be pretty hard to beat. Just based off what I have heard personally with a variety of speakers in a wide price range you'd probably have to double the price (936) to get a speaker that these can't compete with. These were the darlings of every reviewer on YouTube and while they're wayyyy to sensational they arent far off the mark.

Before I review this don't forget to check my video review on transformational gaming on YouTube. I also have not taken measurements of these speakers either. That being said, I must say these sound great. This is an audiophile speaker system. I love the way the top end rolls off. These speakers have a laid back sound with a good midrange. Will these shake your house? Well that depends... Do you hard wood floors? Because otherwise than that, you're going to need some subwoofers. I am pushing these with the psaudio M700s. And honestly I wouldn't go too much under 700 watts which is what the M700s are rated. The r700s does have sensitivity but honestly you must get a receiver or amplifier that can dip to 4 ohms. The power that it delivers is irrelevant, however I would start out at 700 watts. A few things about the speakers, they thump! The midrange's 6 inch sponge speaker cone is the star of the show. The thud that comes from 50hz action is great. The not so 8 inch woofers are awesome but if you are on carpet, again get a subwoofer. These drivers just don't have the surface area to produce low tones without being on a hardwood floor. The ring tweeter gives you the sonics a tweeters are supposed to give. The sound stage is something to behold. You just can't go wrong with these and at least 1 sub. It is true these go down to about 30hz. In summary, I got these for 899 per. But now they are 1099 per. To me they're still worth it. And while it is true these go down to 30hz, they're completely rolling off around that time. Don't forget to visit the channel at transformational gaming on YouTube.

Running them 2-channel with only a Sonos amp to drive them. Tested with tv shows, movies, music, gaming, close to the wall and towed in with no room correction or pro audio adjustments... - walnut veneer looks quite good with nice rounded edges nice - very neutral sound - I don't need seem to need a sub with them - not hot hearing any sibilance - I don't feel like I'm missing the mids like I do with many speakers - feet already pre-attached (thank you!) and are rubber (thank you!) - nice magnetic grilles although I probably won't use them much. i wish speaker companies would magnetize the back so that you could store/hide the grille on the back when not in use - they meet my price point of $1000 or under per speaker ($899 on sale). there are likely diminishing returns as you go higher in price... - no issues with box packaging, damage - most importantly, I don't notice something is wrong when I listen - occasionally I might struggle with actor dialog - but I wonder if this is just dumb actors mumbling...