Klipsch Jamo C 91 II, Black

Polk T15, Polk S15, Bose 201, Klipsch 41m, Cerwin Vega powered, Sony CSS5… just to name a few. I love my Sony’s too, and all speakers listed are good for near field. However, the C91s are the best looking, perfect size, and sound great at all volumes. I do have an Energy powered 8 inch sub (decent), but I only turn it on when really jamming. These do need more power than all the other speakers listed.I use a Fosi 30bt amp which is okay but upgrading soon since i need it all full blast to jam even a little with the Janos. But damn they are a beautiful speaker. I prefer the midrange of the sony but they can get fatiguing. However, these are an insane value for undern$200. I got my Sonys for $65. Hard to say which was a better deal

Sounds great. Got it with small ad18 amp. Although I don't have too much to compare to as I have always had active speakers in the past.

I hooked up the speakers, and my CDs sound wonderful.

Can't say enough. These speakers are excellent for the money. I bought these to upgrade my pc speakers (had nice Logitech ones from ages when they offered better quality systems). I was surprised how much the base, medium, and high ranges were much cleaner/clearer. These would suffice for any (less than audiophile) listening experience for PC sound/music, small home theater as mains or rears, and likely great for rear/surround speakers for a home theater setup. For the price ... wow. Is there better, for sure, I have them in my home theater, but these impressed me. Build is very good. nice touch with magnetic grill mesh covers (in a slight grey/black material). I recommend for sure.

got these for my desktop for $157/pair. Near field listening. They are very compact and stylish, but the sound for me was very flat, dry?, kinda boring. No midrange life or treble detail. . I do like a neutral speaker in general, but these just had no life or excitement. Returned.