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Reviewed by:
pontiacdude
(Audio Enthusiast)
Review Date
January 1, 2009Overall Rating
 5 of 5
Value Rating
5 of 5
Used product for
1 to 3 months Visitors rate this review
2.33 of 5,
3.00 votes
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Review 1 of 12
Price Paid:
$300.00
from Future Shop Summary:
These are the best speaker you can get for your buck,they are packed with quallity,and stength,best purchase ever made on speakers blow the doors off my Dual 8" JBL towers I have.could'nt be happier Strengths:
very powerful speakers, look great, sound even better, wheather you want lots of bass for music or crisp clean sound for movies these towers rock. Could'nt pick a better set of speakers for the price Weaknesses:
None at all, these speakers are perfect
Similar Products Used:
These speakers sound great with my Harmon Kardon amp these amps are very powerful and I know thats why these speakers sound so nice
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Reviewed by:
Jean PAradis
(Audio Enthusiast)
Review Date
November 17, 2007Overall Rating
5 of 5
Value Rating
5 of 5
Used product for
1 to 3 months Visitors rate this review
3.27 of 5,
11.00 votes
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Review 2 of 12
Price Paid:
$700.00
from Future shop Canada Summary:
The polk rti10 is very impressive for the price. I buy a demo pair on the floor.
So i paid about $700 before taxes.
Those speakers got impressive response on low mid and high frequency.
Boy they rock !
Since i drive them whit a NAD C372. At 150-watts x 2-channels, you’ll be hard-pressed to find a cleaner, more reliable amplifier today for the price.
I use the bi-cable and both speakers output a and b on the c372.
It cost me $100 of cable to wire the set up.
Strengths:
Good response on the complete range.
No disortion at all whit the NAD 372.
Power as you wish !
Very nice look.
For the price it's a 5 stars ! Weaknesses:
The footing of those is made for carpet.
Bad they don't include a set for hard floor.
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Reviewed by:
vinh lai
(Casual Listener)
Review Date
December 17, 2006Overall Rating
5 of 5
Value Rating
5 of 5
Used product for
1 to 3 months Visitors rate this review
1.25 of 5,
4.00 votes
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Review 3 of 12
Price Paid:
$689.00
from acousticsounddesign Summary:
I bought over a month ago and replaced my old Sony speakers. I've done lots of research and boil down to Polk Audio brand. On my list for my front speakers whether RTi10 or RTi12 will be loud enough for my home theather around 1000sqt. One of the reasons I've decided RTi10 beside the money is my Sony receiver STR-K502 which produce 100wpc. From what I understand, RTi12 will be hungry on amp power. To get the best out from RTi12, at least 150wpc is needed. I'm happy with RTi10 specially on Cherry finish. Beside produce wonderful sounds, it also decorates the room. Strengths:
I experience a new sound that I've ever heard before Weaknesses:
I haven't found so far... Similar Products Used:
I've used Bose, Infinity and Sony
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Reviewed by:
toplaidback
(AudioPhile)
Review Date
August 29, 2006Overall Rating
5 of 5
Value Rating
5 of 5
Used product for
1 to 3 months Visitors rate this review
3.83 of 5,
12.00 votes
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Review 4 of 12
Price Paid:
$649.00
from acousticsounddesign. Summary:
Hopefully someone reads this and it may save them some of the time and effort I used to get to this point when considering a home system.
After owning four receivers and 17 different speakers ( the downside of not having good audio stores close-by, too easy internet access, and a little hard headeness) have gotten to the point am comfortable with both of my H/T and music systems.
RTis 10s mains, CSI5 center, and R50s the surrounds all by Polk together with an AudioSource 15 inch sub. comprise my primary set-up. To finally get here broke down and covered the miles to compare systems. Looked at, listened to, and in some cases have owned; Infinity - too weak, JBL - muddy, Bose - duh, Klispch - geat speaker but low on appearance - after all gotta look at as well as hear, Paradigm - good but not worth $, Mags - nah, Wharfedales - own in my second system but hard to find now, and the Polks. Narrowed down between RTi10s and LSi15s. 15s tad bit better on some music but power hungry, harder to locate, and last but not least a lot more bucks.
Have found that home entertainment is like a lot of things in life; the first steps are the easiest to obtain but the higher you go the harder ( and more expensive ) it becomes.
Right now with the Polks, AudioSource sub, Onkyo 603 receiver, Sony DVD and big screen, Denon CD, and JVC VHS have a comfortable and enjoyable set-up. Onkyo, and many other new recievers, are plug and play in that they use microphones to do the inital speaker set-up. This leaves onlyspeaker placement; which with the Polks with their expansive presence is fairly painless.
The end result is a fairly inexpensive set-up that reproduces all entertainment venues excellantly with near audiophile quality and a minimum of fuss. Hey I can now inderstand all Gollum is saying - which should give you a yardstick on how clear the music is.
I know there are many audiophiles who have systems that they believe can out-perform this system - but at what price in time, finikiness, and all to much extra $. After all my objective is to have a system that serves and entertains me not me having to serve it to get my entertainment. I'll take the extra time and bucks and spend on my MX5, Harley or another European cruise. If you want a good home set-up consider the 10's with a CSi5 main with a good sub and Polk surrounds. I used the R50s because already owned and looked good without having to use stands, but the RTi6s are good for the surrounds.
As a last addition bi-wire with a good 12 gauge wire, and if you decide to go with the Polks give acousticsounddesign.com a good look - excellant prices and service on these and Klipsch speakers if you can get past the Klipsch appearance they are good boxes.
Strengths:
Appearance - the cherry wood makes for good furniture as well as housing some great compenents. Weaknesses:
None - they do what they are intended to do and do it well. Similar Products Used:
JBL, Wharfedale, Bose, Sansui, ARs, Realistic, AudioSource, Infinity, KLH
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Reviewed by:
prahallad,
(Audio Enthusiast)
Review Date
August 10, 2006Overall Rating
 4 of 5
Value Rating
 3 of 5
Used product for
1 to 3 months Visitors rate this review
2.00 of 5,
6.00 votes
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Review 5 of 12
Price Paid:
$0.00 Summary:
Hi to all
I purchased this speaker as birthday gift for my family. This speaker is well designed and well built can be used for mid rooms size. Speaker requires a good amplifer to power them with low end of AVR the speaker are hardly felt. As i have read for over three decades Polk has defined speaker power and performance. i feel every polk is a model of percision, high fidelity and exceptional tonal quality. I am not a serious audiophile who is particular ab out every detail but i am looking for a high power theratre experience.
At first hand of listen i planned to buy this.
Strengths:
Good Highs,great looks, good build quality and can handle well music. Weaknesses:
Nil Similar Products Used:
Wharfedale and Boston
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