Good bass, good mids, and good highs

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I bought these speakers because they were on sale and was told by someone that they sound okay. At the store the speakers sounded good and when I got home they sounded even better. I have them on a receiver that pushes 125 watts into each channel. The bass is good and the mids and highs are also good. Everyone says they are cheap and dont sound good. Well I have to dispute, these speakers sound very good for their price.

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Pioneer PL-530 turntable, Pioneer CD changer, Pioneer tape Player, and Sansui receiver

Midrange is excellent, drives well.

Low-end bass is a little low, high-end treble is lacking

I really don't know why people are having so much problem with these speakers. I got mine off of ubid.com and they even came in both cracked. Maybe the others just didn't have good amps, etc. but I know that mine have a LOT of power even when just fed about 40w each. When you push 80w it becomes incredibly loud and maintains a good sound.

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2xKicker CompVR 12" 12" Solo-Baric

Cheap

Midrange is weak, have to turn down bass or (in my case) add 2 more mids.

They obviously aren't the most expensive or highest quality thing out there.

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Paper woofers, Paper Tweeters, Poor Highs, Horrible Lows

I purchased these speakers at circuit city for $100 for both, they are the worst speakers i have ever owned, they sound horrible and are very weak. I run the off of a Technics reciever pushing 100 watts into each of them. I recomend you save your money for something ALOT better than these piece of crap speakers.

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nothing crappy enough

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I should have known. I bought these speakers for my parents, who do not know much or care much about sound. I tried to help them get a cheap speaker that would perform adequately. These speakers are the biggest pieces of junk I have heard. No bass, harsh highs, dull midrange. Next time, I will spend a little more and get something better