how good is the sound, bass and treble---can you fill a room with good sound without distortion?
1009730
This is a good question but it is difficult to answer. The best way to get the answer is by reviewing all the reviews or listen in a show room. You can visit any radioshack.
793288
I would not do it, personally, but all depends on you sound preference and size of room. The unit is nice, but it does not pump out crisp sound or tight, nice bass. At higher volume you would hear distortion.
2005393
Bass is tolerable at full volume, but really good at about 75% volume, if the source volume is loud enough. Not as good as higher end speakers with dedicated bass features, but still quite good. With some music, it will move the speaker around... i've had it fall off the back of my toilet when taking a shower and listening to some harder rock.
537598
It has plenty of power for a smaller room. You'll be pleased with the sound. The bass is NOT wireless and the wiring for it is limited. You may have to add wiring but that's a small issue. Definitely worth the money. The service dept is fast and very helpful if you need them.
1690555
this headphones sounds great, it has a lot of bass and sometimes the music feel distortion. i recomend you buy other model like i do .
1472998
The surround sound is good, I use it playing Battlefield 4 and I can tell where everything is coming from. *disclaimer * I am no audiophile :-)
310357
I find the bass to be quite good, in terms of both quantity and quality. It's full and well controlled, and in good balance with highs and mids, but not overly boomy. It may not satisfy you if you're a die-hard bass head (read: Beats), or prefer a pronounced V-shaped sound signature, but otherwise I think it'll do fine with house music and EDM.
2017379
They have reasonable bass. As I mention before they have to be broken in to fully appreciate. Bass is not great but good for the price of the speakers. Obviously there are other options out there with better bass and higher quality. If the price is not an issue I would recommend more research to be done.
2015752
I have it in approximately the same size room and its plenty of bass .although I have hardwood floors and they echo a little. If you like music with heavy bass it will make your neighbors mad if you crank up its volume.
1530157
There are separate controls for both bass and treble. You will probably be able to come to a balance to fit your need. I have not had a problem with distortion.
1245876
It gets very loud, if you like bass this is the system for you there is no treble, only a bass boost. I don't like it because it is too much bass. But it sounds okay.
1142948
Sure, they'd be just fine as long as you weren't expecting a lot of bass at higher volume. So for inside a living room they'd rock. In a bar or bigger meeting room setting, they could be fine - but don't expect thumping bass.
564254
I've listened to music all day for an entire week without problems. The bass isn't nearly as heavy as some people make it out to be. In fact, I even prefer upping the bass with the bass boost option on the FiiO E10K Olympus 2. The treble isn't harsh either -- I found that upping the 8 KHz frequency by an amplitude of 2 is a good idea, while the rest is just fine.
1630574
Sound distortion at the highest volume(using iphone 5) is very moderate. Although I don't remember too clearly I think the bass is reasonably good at any level. Overall it's a pretty decent speaker for the park or beach or just cleaning a room.
595796
I agree with yaadman01. Great for music and movies, but limited on bass at louder volumes. For deep bass you are going to need a subwoofer which I have. I replaced an old pair of full range Infinity speakers (same size, two-way) and was pleasantly surprised by the sound. Bright highs from the 3/4" high-freq driver and full mid range and mid bass from the 5-1/4" low-freq driver. I set the speaker size to small with the crossover at 80Hz on my 90W/channel receiver to protect with movies. P153s are rated at 10 - 100W and 58Hz - 20kHz. Hard to go wrong for the price per speaker considering the pair I replaced was three times as expensive. Limited warranty is 5 years parts and labor. I agree with yaadman01. Great for music and movies, but limited on bass at louder volumes. For deep bass you are going to need a subwoofer which I have. I replaced an old pair of full range Infinity speakers (same size, two-way) and was pleasantly surprised by the sound. Bright highs from the 3/4" high-freq driver and full mid range and mid bass from the 5-1/4" low-freq driver. I set the speaker size to small with the crossover at 80Hz on my 90W/channel receiver to protect with movies. P153s are rated at 10 - 100W and 58Hz - 20kHz. Hard to go wrong for the price per speaker... » Read More I agree with yaadman01. Great for music and movies, but limited on bass at louder volumes. For deep bass you are going to need a subwoofer which I have. I replaced an old pair of full range Infinity speakers (same size, two-way) and was pleasantly surprised by the sound. Bright highs from the 3/4" high-freq driver and full mid range and mid bass from the 5-1/4" low-freq driver. I set the speaker size to small with the crossover at 80Hz on my 90W/channel receiver to protect with movies. P153s are rated at 10 - 100W and 58Hz - 20kHz. Hard to go wrong for the price per speaker considering the pair I replaced was three times as expensive. Limited warranty is 5 years parts and labor. « Show Less
962411
For most purposes the bass is excellent and does not distort even at high volume. But if you are someone who listens to rock or rap and you want not just loud bass but booming, overwhelming bass, then find other speakers.
149520
The bass is very good, however, I must warn you, if you blast it, you'll blow out a speaker, which is what happened to me. Hope this helps. :-)