Stereo speakers that are designed for perfection
Not all speakers are created equal in function. If you are
looking for a music system with impressive build quality and spectacular
performance, look no further
While technology continues to progress, audiophiles haven't
changed a bit: They want their sound clear, full, and true to the original
source. Finding a set of speakers that checks the list of requirements,
however, is easier said than done.
These are the best stereo speakers money can buy today:
Definitive
Technology BP9080x
This stereo pair is a luxury item that is made only for the most
avid audio philes. From the beginning to the end of the covered frequency
range, the BP9080x speakers are crystal clear, articulate, and genuinely
moving. The passive design is aided by an active subwoofer, giving the user
independent control of the subwoofer volume on each tower, meaning it can be
adjusted to fit any room with any standing waves. The clarity from the top of
the frequency range to the bottom can't be overstated.
Klipsch RP-150M
If you're not looking for full-on entertainment behemoths like
the Definitive Technology towers, the Klipsch RP-150M speakers are an
affordable bookshelf speaker option with a mid-range and high frequency clarity
that rivals other top picks. This is a solid pair of stereo speakers for casual
listening, studio work, or piecing together an entertainment system, these
Klipsch RP-150M speakers are just about as good as they come, especially for
the price.
Polk Signature
S60
The beauty of Polk Audio is in its ability to make quality
speakers that compete with the biggest names while keeping a competitive price
tag. Polk's passive signature series speakers for home entertainment are
designed to provide full and immersive sound. The mid-range is crystal clear
and articulate, no matter what sound is blasting through these almost four foot
tall towers. The high frequency range is lively, occasionally to the point of
shrillness when the volume is really pushed, but it never gets too harsh for
comfort.
Edifier R1280T
The Edifier R1280T compact deskbook shelf style speakers back an
impressive sonic punch and look good doing it. The standout features here
include its active design, rich mid-range response, and competent bass. Because
of the small woofer size, it obviously doesn't push much low end, and because
of the tweeter design, the highs aren't as clear as the Definitive Technology
BP9080x. But other than that, the frequency response and clarity holds its own
pretty well.
ELAC Debut B6
This bookshelf speakers look sharp, and boast excellent sound
for an attractive price. Home theatrebuyers can partner the Debut B6 with ELAC's matching Debut Series
tower, centre and subwoofer. The Debut B6 adds an extra dollop of bass and
dynamic range, making this two-way, bass -reflex design a standout choice.
techradar.com Oct 11 2017 : The Economic Times (Mumbai
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