How do I get Polk Audio RM6751 Satellite Speaker (Single, White) Great Surround or Bedroom SpeakerBy S. YoungOver the years I've used several different speakers the size of the Polk Audio RM6751, but none equal in caliber.You will be amazed by the sound these produce. The highs are bright and crisp and the mids come through clearly and cleanly; even the lows have a full, rich sound to them. Over all it's a neat little multi-use speaker.Suggested use would be as rear surround speakers, for use as a bedroom or apartment speaker or any place where you want a lot of sound in a little space. From the rotor blades of the helicopter coming in behind you in your favorite movie to the pluck of a guitar string resonating in a full, rich sound, these speakers do it and do it well. As I write this review I am listening to a Bartók piece and am enjoying the rich tonality of the piano, heard cleanly from bass to treble.Now don't kid yourself; if you think you are getting the sound of a full floor speaker with tweeters, mids and 10" woofers, think again. If, on the other hand, you want a speaker capable of handling some decent wattage, minimal distortion and good sound all in a small package then you've found your speaker. These handle the volume quite well (100 watts max) and they do a very nice job delivering the mids and highs without blurring. The bass comes through without issue but, not surprisingly, also without punch.Whether listening to piano concertos or watching your favorite movie, the Polk Audio RM6751 may just well suit your needs.NOTE: While the bass isn't bad on these I would absolutely recommend the use of a sub-woofer Polk Audio PSW10 if you are using them as primary speakers for a small media room or otherwise want to bring in a more full, rich bass tone. After all, when those explosions start going off you will want more umph! than these can provide.4 of 4 people found the following review helpful. » More Information about Polk Audio RM6751 Satellite Speaker (Single, White).Thursday, June 30, 2011
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How do I get Polk Audio RM6751 Satellite Speaker (Single, White) Great Surround or Bedroom SpeakerBy S. YoungOver the years I've used several different speakers the size of the Polk Audio RM6751, but none equal in caliber.You will be amazed by the sound these produce. The highs are bright and crisp and the mids come through clearly and cleanly; even the lows have a full, rich sound to them. Over all it's a neat little multi-use speaker.Suggested use would be as rear surround speakers, for use as a bedroom or apartment speaker or any place where you want a lot of sound in a little space. From the rotor blades of the helicopter coming in behind you in your favorite movie to the pluck of a guitar string resonating in a full, rich sound, these speakers do it and do it well. As I write this review I am listening to a Bartók piece and am enjoying the rich tonality of the piano, heard cleanly from bass to treble.Now don't kid yourself; if you think you are getting the sound of a full floor speaker with tweeters, mids and 10" woofers, think again. If, on the other hand, you want a speaker capable of handling some decent wattage, minimal distortion and good sound all in a small package then you've found your speaker. These handle the volume quite well (100 watts max) and they do a very nice job delivering the mids and highs without blurring. The bass comes through without issue but, not surprisingly, also without punch.Whether listening to piano concertos or watching your favorite movie, the Polk Audio RM6751 may just well suit your needs.NOTE: While the bass isn't bad on these I would absolutely recommend the use of a sub-woofer Polk Audio PSW10 if you are using them as primary speakers for a small media room or otherwise want to bring in a more full, rich bass tone. After all, when those explosions start going off you will want more umph! than these can provide.4 of 4 people found the following review helpful. » More Information about Polk Audio RM6751 Satellite Speaker (Single, White).
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