Computer Speakers Treble In Left

Use it with my home computer. Placed the subwoofer under the table and the left/right speakers on either side of the computer. Overall effect of the sound is great with no imbalance. Own it for a month now.

Really easy to set up and connect to other Sonos speakers, easy to switch between speakers and easy to adjust bass and treble using the Sonos app plus real nice sounds

I owned the first version of this speaker and used it with both tube and solid state equipment. I simply could not abide by the harsh treble and somewhat missing midrange. I read numerous reviews about the second iteration and how it addressed these issues, so I got a pair while on sale. I’ve been in the audio game since the mid 70’s and have owned more equipment than I can remember, but I have finally found the absolute right speakers to mate with my Rogue Audio Atlas amplifier. In a medium size room there is no need for a subwoofer. These speakers bring out all the best of all genres of music, from jazz to rock, vocals, instrumentals…everything is rendered just perfectly. I never really bought into the phrase “I’m hearing things I never heard before” but with these Klipsch, it’s so true. Mids are present and so well defined, and the hot treble has finally been tamed. Soundstage, imaging, depth…it’s all there. Careful partnering with solid state equipment is necessary, but for tubes, I have finally found my keeper speakers.

As with all of the speakers in the AX line, the clarity in the midrange and the treble must be heard to be believed. Really amazing bass, too (truth be told, almost too much bass for my small room, but easily corrected with DSP). I listened to their smaller siblings (A5X) in the B&H store and knew I wanted a speaker in the AX line. Great service and support from B&H, as always.

I was looking for awhile for a set of bookshelf speakers to replace the ones that I had. Decent bass and treble response. An excellent price for Sony quality. B&H shipping was fast and efficient.

Great sound. Excellent base, treble and volume, all controlled through the Sonos app. I especially like that more speakers can be added for surround sound and that the speakers can be located in different rooms playing different audio selections.

I’ve had many speakers. The Woburn III is incredible. Crisp, clear treble notes and deep multi-level bass sounds fill the entire room. It makes a smile everytime we when we turn it up, loud. Good bye Bose.

I paired these Edifier R1280DBs powered speakers with a Wiim Pro Plus streaming device to serve as a tabletop/chairside radio. This replaced an old Logitech Squeezebox boom. The cabinets are solid and attractive. The knobs for bass, treble and volume are smooth and solid, too. Every possible connection type is provided. Sound quality is of course, subjective. Using the smiley face classical EQ setting on the WIIM, and the bass /treble on the Edifiers set to 12 o'clock, the sound is clear, crisp and warm. New speakers, digital preamps and class D power amps can sound cold, brittle & shrill. Not the case with the Edifiers. Especially impressive at low volumes. Even turned down, the bass has punch, the vocals presence, and percussion clean & crisp. I can listen for hours with no ear fatigue.

Have four in ceiling speakers and the amp. Hooked to my TV and wireless to amp from my phone. I would like an eq that's more than just treble and bass. I also have a sub. My garage rocks the neighborhood and I live out in the country.

I purchased two of the ES-60s To serve as my left and right main speakers in a 7.2.4 surround system. They pair nicely with a new Polk ES-30 Center channel speaker and 2 new ES-55 Speakers as the rear surrounds. These speakers are replacing 2 PolkAudio RT-800, A PolkAudio CS-350 and 2 PolkAudio RT3000p Speakers. I was hoping these would actually be an upgrade from my existing speakers and they have not disappointed. It is hard to make a direct comparison but the Signature Elite speakers have proven themselves to be superior to the old RT line in almost every category. Simply put they are richer sounding in the mid range, have a slightly tighter and better sounding base and the big improvement is the new Terylene dome tweeter seems significantly brighter and clearer than the older Trilaminate dynamic balance tweeters. I no longer must boost the higher frequencies in the trebble adjustment. That being said they are still a fairly good match to my older PolkAudio FX-1000 Bipole left and right surrounds. I utilize this sound system equally for home theater and music and these speakers have exceeded my expectations in every way. I firmly believe Polk still offers one of the best values in HiFi speakers. There simply is no one that offers better performance for less or even the same $.