Polk Audio T15 Home Theater and Stereo Bookshelf Speakers – Deep Bass Response, Dolby and DTS Surround, Wall-Mountable, Pair, Black

Compact, and decent sound at an affordable price. I feel they are better quality sound that what more sound bars can offer. Fits well upon the fireplace mantle. Using very standard no-frills amplifier.

I stream music to the TV while I am exercising and the quality of the audio from the TV is lacking. These Polk speakers are connected to a Nobsound G3 amplifier with the TV sound being fed through the line input. This setup is by no means be considered high fidelity, but I am quite pleased with the quality of the sound these speakers are producing with the setup. I had tried some other speakers in the sub-one hundred dollar range and was not satisfied with the audio quality. While the overall sound quality is dependent on the source audio, the amplifier, speakers, and the room acoustics, other speakers I tried did not sound as balanced as the Polk's. Most of them felt like they were biased for bass and was not very pleasant - especially when the music was not very bass heavy. That is not to say that these speakers are bass powerhouses. The frequency response dies down pretty fast at the low end, but whatever bass these T15's produce are not distorted. Polk presents these as meant for front and rear speakers in a 5.1 home theater system. They do have slightly more mid-range response than high or lows, and would probably do well in that role. A subwoofer is a must if more bass is needed. Overall build quality and styling is quite nice and on par with similar products from brands like Klipsch. They work well for what I need and hold their own quite well as bookshelf speakers. That comes at somewhat of a steeper price for what you get. I think these would be a phenomenal deal around $100 price range. While Polk is one of the well known older speaker brands, there are new competitors at this price point and are worth a look. Ultimately the final decision is up to the listener to decide as different people have different taste in sound. I am quite happy with these speakers

I’m not an audiophile but I bought these for Sonos, but ended up using them for the surround rear speakers for my 5.1 home theater. They sound great and it works better than the ceiling speakers I was using. I plan to move to a 5.1.4 home theater very soon and use the ceiling speakers for the high channels.

I'm using these speakers in an 11x12 room. I bought two sets, two for the front and two for the rear for surround sound system. Also purchased the polk T30 center speaker to complete a 5.1 system. I'm using a Klipsch 10-in subwoofer front firing. And a JBL ma510 receiver. Sounds amazing! Couldn't be happier. Was trying was trying to do the room on the cheap without sacrificing sound. And it works awesome, sounds amazing!

I've been on a journey. I'm not a hardcore audiophile, I just want nice sound, so look elsewhere if you want tech heads spec opinions. I got a Samsung tablet for my kitchen. Soon I got the bright idea to get YT Premium so I can stream albums with no (annoying) commercials every three minutes - most days I stream that tablet all day long. Hooked to my JBL Charge4 BT speaker, it sounded pretty decent. So naturally not satisfied with that, I got an Aiyima A07 Pro 2x300W 2ch BT amp to power my (old) Infinity Bookshelf speakers. It sounded pretty good, but those (Infinity) need high volume to get the tweeters to brighten up. At mid-vol they sound muddy, even with the Treble way up and the Bass way down. Not bad, but you gotta kick em to get the "real" sound happening. That's no good at 3am, you can hear them thumping outside. So, here come the Polks, based on a recc by an audio guru I know on Twitter. He's an oldhead vinyl geek with tube amps. He was right. These Polks are very bright and clear at mid-vol. The sound difference is exactly what I wanted. These are VERY bright high end, you can use the Amp's Treble dial and actually turn the tweeters DOWN at mid-vol for normal house listening. The Bass is there if you want it, but I adjust my stuff pretty normally, about 50% Bass and 65% Treble. Perfect. A High-E acoustic strum sings. You can hear every little squeak and click and echo and people whistling in the crowd. I am very happy with these. I can rest on the search for quality sound now. Thanks, Oldhead. I was willing to pay more if I had to, these were worth it. The audio-nerds may not be totally satisfied, but I am. I just had VH blaring - the Polks are set up on my dining room table, about 15 ft away through an archway, these are sharp and sound very "clean". And the size is nice - about the size of a gallon of milk, they'll clamp into those regular black metal floor stands no problem. (I guess I'm not quite done buying gear yet, LOL).

Great set of low end high bang for buck speakers... Remember to order two as they're sold seperately... Love the sound though recommending adjusting bass etcetera... Look pretty decent too. Enjoy.

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So I moved to a new apartment and was setting up a home theater \ sound system in a relatively large room. Initially I decided to just go for a big mainstream brand Soundbar + Sub. Bad idea - the sound quality of these mainstream systems just really isn't great. Sound quality in movies was very ordinary with the vocals being drowned out by music and SFX and for the music it just sounded flat. So I returned that system and decided to do the sound properly - but still wanted to keep it on a budget. I picked up the Pioneer VSX-932 on a special and 2 of these babies and wow what a difference it made. Even just with a basic 2 speaker stereo setup - basically the same ball park price as the Soundbar I started with - the quality just insn't comparable. These have such a greater depth of sound and wider range. Watching movies now there are sounds I previously never even noticed show up clearly on these speakers. Dialogue is clear and they have stronger base then the previous setup - even without the addition of a sub. Clarity across the whole range is so much better and music also sounds much better - with a richness and warmth that was completely absent on the sound bar. For those on a budget - these really do the job! Will likely build mine out with sub and eventually the full Polk 5.1 setup. Highly recommend - you will struggle to find anything else with as good "Bang for buck"

I got them on sale and would buy another if they do, used them for side 7.1 speakers and worked great. Looks good as well and you don't need a mount/bracket. For us the notch in the back was good enough to hang on a screw. They look good and for the money do the job just fine.. Not having to buy a bracket was a bonus plus fits tighter to the wall. For rear channel I would get a pivot bracket or something...

Its super build quality and sound. Am really surprised