Great Bass. Look Good. Great Price.

Just can't find a damn sub for them

When I first heard these I was completely blown away. The bass on these little beauties is enough to crack bricks and plaster.
The Kevlar looks great but I prefer to hide mine away.
The only bad thing is that you need an awefully expensive sub-woofer to make it worthwhile. I've listened to many subs with these but the cheaper subs don't seem to have the punch that these do. If you can find a good cheap sub to go with these then you'll have the coolest, cheapest hometheatre.

As for me I think I'll just skip the subs - for now.

I've had these speakers for quite a while now and I hate them more each time I use them.Bass is total mush,midrange is muddled and the treble just wears me out.they are a bit better for home theater but not by much. I know that my equipment that is running them is not th best, but it's not crap either. I also have a cc6 and ds6's that I feel the same about.

I've had these speakers for quite a while now and I hate them more each time I use them.Bass is total mush,midrange is muddled and the treble just wears me out.they are a bit better for home theater but not by much. I know that my equipment that is running them is not th best, but it's not crap either. I also have a cc6 and ds6's that I feel the same about.

Clarity, PRICE

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These speakers are INCREDIBLE! I wanted to replace my 8 year old Polks and a friend recommended B&W. These are light years better than my old Polks. I am now using these speakers in a home theater system (NAD T760 receiver, NAD T550 DVD/CD,B&W CC6 center channel, NHT Superzeros) and I could not be happier. I think these are the best speakers for the price. I only paid $450 for the pair! I would highly recommend these speakers for anyone who wants a great sounding speaker but does not want to spend a ton of money!

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