Best Sony Home Theater Speakers for Size

i'm using these sony's as the front speakers of my home theater system...i have a samsung ht-x-50 home theater system and the sony's replaced the samsungs...excellent sound...you cannot go wrong for

i purchased two pair of the sony ssb1000 speakers to replace the surround speakers (skm-550s) and the surround back speakers (skb-550) of the onkyo ht-sr800 7.1 ch home theater system that i had

i use for music and home theater in my bedroom with smaller sony surround, sub woofer and center channel and they are absolutely stunning looking and sounding....just get them and see for yourself.

i have tested bose, jbl and polk speakers but all of them seems not to be enought for my new sony 6.1 home theater audio.

don't let there size fool you they pack a real punch great job sony another solid product for a good price.

if you like alot of bass then get the sony sub-woofer model sa-w3000 to go with them sony sa-w3000 performance line 200 watt subwoofer.

i wasn't looking for earth shattering bass(have a sub for that), what i got was a good speaker that handled mids and high perfectly.i plan on getting the sony center channel to replace my aging sony

from a small box, i wasn't sure about getting these babys or the polks for 70 bucks more, so i risked it and got the sony's i've read reviews saying that they dont have bass!

4.) while bose may be the #1 speaker manufacturer, sony not only has a nobel prize winning scientist designing their amplifiers, but their speaker design team and advanced materials group will prove

would highly recommend - also the sony name should say a lot!

i've never been a big sony fan, but for the money, i couldn't find anything that i thought would be better.

they were on sale and i trust sony.

sa-w2500 is not a 150w, it is a 100w subwoofer (as specified by sony's red label on the device).

good: i compared it to my polk sub in my home theater system and the little sony helds it's own.

i got it set at 50 hz and gain at maximum and amp at -6 db its perfect i have 12 inch 3 ways for fronts and sides 'technics' and sony tallboy speakers 4 rear.

i owned the sony sw-500 which was 12' and 150w, and it definitely outshined this sub, but it also cost twice as much.

i just bought one today,brought it home and hooked it up right away.i have a sony mini hi fi stero w\5.1 surround and it pushes 250 watts.well,after i turned it on and cranked it up i realized this

sure, you may be able to get a more powerful sounding sub, but you'll end up paying much more for it than the sony.instalation was easy, and making the proper adjustments to the volume and cut-off

i had a bose system that was destroyed in the hurricanes a couple of years ago and replaced it with sony components and my old bose bookshelf and ceiling speakers and sounds the same to me.

as far as price, it was less than what i had paid for my old sony eight years ago, so i am not complaining (on sale for $169.99).