would these be good speakers to have indoors in a small retail space?
1970188
These speakers are specifically designed for outdoor conditions, i.e., humidity, cold, etc. You would be paying for a lot of design that you don't need. Furthermore, I was not completely satisfied with the sound quality I was getting. I would suggest that you look for an indoor speaker of the same price at a location where you can actually hear the sound quality. You will get a much better speaker for what you would pay for these outdoor speakers.
1970189
Yes they would but y would u spend the money for outdoor speakers if your going to use them inside?
1970190
I have mine outside, but they sound great. I would not be afraid to have them in a small retail space.
1970191
I would say so. They are great speakers. I had a set for over 10 years, outside in FL, IL, then AZ. When one finally went, I replaced them with the same set. I have them in my yard now.
372677
The speakers are loud enough for indoor listening but not for outdoor use (such as in a big party setting or outdoor grill parties). You'll need something louder than this.
1295322
As long as you don't plan on Bi-wiring them, yes it shouldn't be an issue. Keep in mind for better results you should just save up for floor standing right and left speakers. Otherwise I recommend paying the same price for left and right channel speakers.
2266406
They sure will, crisp clean and pretty impressive for how small they are, be sure to run them with a nice amp, and don't forget they have a 20 hour break in period, as all nice speakers do, so don't crank them right away, and set your amp to small speaker size as well, you'll be happy, I am
285367
At this price point, I think that they sound great. Bass is pretty good considering the size, for example I use mine in my home office, and they provide good even sound throughout the small space. Would not recommend for a large room, but they are pretty flat eq wise. Perfect for listening to podcasts and such, but definitely not something that's going to blow you away as far as volume is concerned.
599686
Certainly-depending on how critical or how much of an audiophile you are. That is what I use them for-music through a receiver. They are not of Klipsh quality, but are fine as far as I am concerned.
907120
they would certainly work fine. They are high quality speakers that work in any environment. I use them for monitoring music in a smaller studio space...but they are very powerful and have amplification built in.
494657
If they are being used as surround speakers, they should be fine. If they are to be used as main speakers you will not have good bass response or volume without a sub woofer.
1164615
Since this is not a high receiver, I would not invest a lot of money into high end speakers. Klipse or Polk Audio are good speakers for the price. Not too long ago Best Buy had Klipse speakers on a blowout floor special
112997
The speakers are not made for a large space. Imagine sitting at your computer and having the speakers excite the space within an area of 30 sq ft. In this area they are clear, with great definition. I have B&W; speakers that can handle 200 watts each and an REL Sub. These are made for a large room and at low gain fill the room. You would be better to get a pair of Senheisser or Grado headphones and plug them into the MM1 jack.
749490
Yes, they should provide plenty of power indoors. Even outdoors, they can provide decent power. Adding a subwoofer is recommended. However, I find my Behringer to be a bit muddy, if you haven't bought them yet, JBLs are better.
764770
Yes, I think the Sylvania speakers are a very good option. They have big sound for such small speakers. I wish I would have bought another set when they were on sale.
37229
yes i think they would be a great choice.they can handel a lot of power for a small set pair of speakers.and sound great!!
1359705
For crisp and clear mid-range and highs they're great. Classical, Country and some forms of Jazz they would perform very well. If you're looking for some equally good low end in your listening experience, a subwoofer is needed. There are some larger floor standing speakers with a greater range of low to high on the market, but they to require more floor space.
1092512
I have these speakers as Home Theater systems in 2 rooms in my house. They sound excellent to me with real crisp audio with excellent highs and mid range. I am also using them with sub-woofers so I cannot comment on the low sounds. The cavity chamber is designed to increase the lows, so I assume they will be OK for that. Suggest you go listen to them and judge sound quality for yourself.
271726
From what I've read and personal experience, these speakers do not excel at bass output, but also depends on their location relative to the surrounding walls. They simply are not very large and they especially don't put out much bass if you have them on a bookshelf or other place where there is a wall directly behind them. It seems that they are designed to be able to put out some bass only if you have several inches or even a couple feet of open space behind them, so if they'll sound better sitting on the floor out in the open than on a bookshelf.
1935989
I use them for home. I replaced my mid range in a 3 way floorstanding speaker and they sound fantastic.