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,Pyle Home PCB3BK 3-Inch 100-Watt Mini Cube Bookshelf ,Polk Audio RM8 Center Channel Speaker ,Yamaha NS-AW350W 2-Way Indoor/Outdoor Speakers , Polk Audio RTI A1 Bookshelf Speakers ,BOSE 301-V Stereo Loudspeakers Color: Cherry The Polk Audio TSi300 floorstanding speaker is the most compact tower speaker in the TSi series. Its affordable price and small footprint means they can be used as the front channels in a home theater system or as the main speakers in a music system. For home theater, pair it up with some TSi100's or OWM3's for surrounds, CS10 center and PSW series subwoofer and you'll have a spectacular sounding system! The new TSi Series is a quality-built, affordable line of high performance loudspeakers for music and home theater. The TSi Series boasts a stylish look that complements today’s flat screen technology, with wood grain finishes, piano black top plates and pewter trim rings. Built for value and sound quality, the TSi Series is a great introduction to high performance sound.
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This review is from: Polk Audio TSi300 Floorstanding Speaker (Single, Black) (Electronics)
Original Review Jan 2009:
This is my first ever speaker set for my living room. I don't have a room for a dedicated home theater. I have two of these and a CS10 center channel. They have good midrange. The deep voices sound nice. These are the cheapest towers you can get IMO, and they beat any satellite speaker system out there. Those tiny cubes cannot produce the midrange to lowrange frequencies at all. Watching bluray is fun. I need to play some TrueHD/DTS-HD MA tracks and see how they sound. If you are looking for entry level these are good. I auditioned Klipsch and I like the sound of Polks better because they are neutral. Klipsch speakers have horn-loaded tweeters which emphasize the high frequencies and hurt your ears after 30 mins of listening. Polks don't have that. If you have previously owned tower speakers and are looking for something better than you currently have you should look at higher priced towers. These are entry level and good for beginners.
EDIT Jan 2011:
I'm updating this review after 2 years. These speakers still sound nice. Unfortunately I don't have listening experience with other loudspeakers (Definitive Tech, Paradigm, etc), so I can't compare them to these. For those who are looking at the Bose speakers, please stay away from them. Bose sound the worst. The Bose Satellite speakers are crap and the Bose bookshelf speakers are horrible as well. Back to these Polks, even though I have an open living room they are nice and loud. My living room is open to the dining room, kitchen, and the front entrance which is about 30ft high. So even though we have a large open area, these speakers (with my Denon AVR) are more than enough to give you a full sound.
MY SETUP:
I am running a 3.1 setup (FL: Polk TSi300, FR: Polk TSi300, C: Polk CS10). In a few months I will get the Polk TSi100 bookshelf speakers and that will complete my 5.1 setup. I'm running the Denon AVR-789 receiver, which is nice as well. Without the rear speakers I can't get the full experience watching a movie so I need to get some rears.
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