Polk Signature Elite ES20 Bookshelf Speaker - Hi-Res Audio Certified, Dolby Atmos & DTS:X Compatible, 1" Tweeter & 6.5" Woofer, Power Port Technology for Effortless Bass (Pair, Stunning Black)

Incredible sound out of small package. Crisp high and unbelievable bass. Driving these with a 100W per channel tube amp and they handle the power wonderfully. Can really crank these up without muddy distortion. Not like a pro audiophile quality but adequate enough for this audiophile. They will not disappoint. Purchased the white enclosure and mounted on white wall in my man 250sq ft man cave and it fills the room. Aesthetically cool...

These Polk ES20's don't disappoint! I've had Polk S60-S15 and matching Center before. Amazon got these Polk ES20's to me fast with No damage at all and on time as promised. I do highly recommend Amazon and these Polk ES20's speaker's!!

These bookshelf/wall mounted speakers sound great. I paired them with other Polk speaker components for a 7.1 sound system and the sound quality sounds really good.

I use a pair of these for surround speakers. They are small, heavy, and built solid. Sound great for what I use them for.

I own a LOT of speakers but these might be the best. These are a little large to be a bookshelf speaker though. I paired them with a rebuilt technics receiver and they sound excellent. Highly recommend

Amazing sound! Can't go wrong with these. Used them for my PC setup. Perfect!

Using these as desktop(?) speakers with a Mac Studio in a computer hutch. Driving them with an old Onkyo TX-8211 receiver rated at 50W RMS tucked behind the display. Not ideal speaker placement but it actually sounds very good. Base is good but I may be adding an old MLT-2 sub once I get that fixed. I looked at a number of near field desktop/bookshelf speakers. I have unusually good hi freq hearing so the high end was important and the ES10 supposedly goes to 40K and the Onkyo is good to 30K, both well beyond my limit as good as it is. That said, the treble is very good, as is the rest of the spectrum. All the other speakers I looked at seemed to be a bit limited at the high end and made in China. Unfortunately when you look at the photos of the Polks, it says "American HIFI" in front, "Made in China" in the back. If there is anything made in America, it would likely be well beyond my budget. These were on sale and I wanted something before the tariffs fully kick in.

Nice sound