SiGi Pair Powered Bookshelf Speakers - 2.0 Active Near Field Monitors Studio Speaker - Wooden Enclosure 70 Watts HiFi Loudspeaker

-Has much more airy highs and clarity/immediacy
-Can be on the edge of too sharp
-Bass really lacks punch, overall sound has some tinny quality
-Probably designed for being rear speakers in a home theater system, where their higher-frequency balance would be more ideal than in a stand alone environment.

For most listeners, the Edifiers are the better sounding stand-alone speakers. This is largely because it is easier to not notice an absence of high frequency than an absence of low frequency. Add the fact that you don’t need an expensive receiver to run the Edifiers and you can immediately add a Chromecast Audio to make them wirelessly enabled, and the Edifiers shine as a stand alone smart speaker system.

Don't get the Polks unless it is as rear speakers for surround sound, in which case I highly recommend them.

I bought these speaker in 2017. I just rearrange my living and something seem wrong with my tower speaker. So I pulled the speakers out and found out 2 of them are fake. If you by them make sure to take the apart so make sure you have real speakers.

After reading some reviews about how these handle movies/TV sound I was a little hesitant to buy these, but I'm so glad I did. For $120, these are some of the best speakers I've heard. Great bass response, clear mids and highs. I think these are great for movies/TV (probably because I don't care about surround sound) and they are perfect for music. The room I'm in is 13x19 with hard wood floors and tall ceilings, and these fill it up with sound. Using them with an Onkyo A-9050 stereo receiver. Definitely glad I took a chance on these.

I owned a pair as main speakers for a year, before buying a second pair for surround sound (to replace Polk T15's which I found disappointing).

The T50's are an excellent value. Midrange presence is outstanding, making them perfect for a home theater. Bass is tight and controlled, and sturdier than you might expect; highs are civilized and balanced. Pair them with T30 and a modest powered subwoofer for a respectable home theater system at a very reasonable price.

For music, they could use more definition in the highs, and more robust low end. For home theater in a small to medium sized living room with hardwood floors, they're just about perfect, especially at this price.

To set your expectations appropriately: think of them as good quality bookshelf speakers, with built-in stands and tighter, more controlled bass than you'd get with a small ported speaker.

These produce amazing sound considering their relatively small size. Replaced massive "old school" floor speakers which I could barely lift. These weight about 20 pounds apiece, making them quite liftable by anyone. I'm using them in stereo formation, not 5.1 or 7.1 or any of these newfangled setups (you can tell I'm old as dirt, can't you?).

Right so my opinion these make good surrounds for home cinema applications but if your looking to buy these as part of a two channel stereo system save your money and buy something decent not saying you couldn't use them like that but a sub would definitely be needed as they produce little to no bass in even a small room so good for surrounds or even as height channels in an Dolby atmos setup as their very light only about 3kgs.

 Hace aproximadamente unos 20 años atrás, tuve un par de bafles con este mismo diseño, eran de un micro-componente Hi-Fi Sanyo y sonaban muy bien; tontamente en algún momento modifiqué esos bafles para instalarle unas bocinas más grandes; pero gran error, el resultado no fue el esperado. Eso sin contar lo difícil y costoso que sería en un futuro conseguir un par de bafles similar.

Extrañaba el sonido de ese Sanyo hi-fi ... por lo que, en la medida de mis posibilidades, me propuse adquirir un nuevo equipo hi-fi.

Als ich die Boxen angeschlossen habe, der erste Eindruck war "naja".
Die klangen etwas dumpf, als würde die Musik in einem anderen Zimmer spielen und nicht direkt vor der Nase.
Habe dann aber die automatische Raum/Equalizer-Justierung mit einem Mikrofon durchlaufen lassen (YPAO) - danach kam doch ein "Aha!".
Danach war der Klang hell und klar. Die Höhen sind nicht aufdringlich aber klar und sauber.
Bassstark sind diese Boxen nicht, also ohne Subwoofer fehlt da ganz schön was.
Man kann sicherlich auch diese Boxen dazu bringen Bässe wiederzugeben, so richtig voluminös klingt es aber nicht.

Bei mir funktionieren sie als Satelliten für ein Heimkino-System. Dafür sind die wirklich gut.

Habe diese Boxen auch nicht zufällig gekauft, da ich sie schon mehrere Male bei diversen Hifi-Reviews gesehen habe.
Die schlagen sich locker mit Modellen von namhaften Brands, die um vielfaches teurer sind, als die Polk T15.
Von daher, in diesem Preissegment kriegt man wohl kaum etwas noch Höherwertiges geboten.

Die Verarbeitung ist auch ganz solide.
Rein vom anfassen sind die schwer und wertig.
Die Vorderseite aus Plastik wirkt nicht klapprig, ist eher wie aus Metall - hart und kalt.
Generell nichts auszusetzen. Habe keine Klebespuren, Ritzen oder Ungleichheiten entdecken können.

Als zubehör werden Gummifüße mitgeliefert. Die sollen die Boxen entkoppeln, falls man die irgendwo aufstellen will.

So centre is exactly what it is which is an entry level centre channel its good maybe even very good for the money but once you step up to a good centre costing 400euros an upwards you'll know and hear the difference immediately.