Dayton Audio Classic B65 Bookshelf Speaker Pair (Wood)

Excellent sound but a bit lacking in the audio midsection. The highs are fine and the lows are surprising, but even with equalization the middle is thin. I think a 2" speaker and a coil to the woofer and capacitor to the tweeter would improve the clarity a lot.

Great 👍. Quality

I know what I am paying for. For the price, the speakers quality and sound is great. Highly recommend for study room, small office or studio apartments set up. Is a happy purchase. However, it should sound better after 30-40hours of playing when the speakers break-in.

The good: Easily the best sounding bookshelf speakers I've heard in a long time that were not hugely expensive. I tested a set out running a Fosi Audio BT30D and found them to be much more lively than I had expected. Great sound for a budget friendly 2.1 channel home stereo system that provided room filling mids and highs as well as a decent amount of bass kick from the 6.5 woofer. Vocals and instruments were represented very well in my opinion. The bad: I purchased a set with every intention of placing them on their respective bookshelves to avoid the cost of buying or building speaker stands for them. Unfortunately, without the open air to breathe, the whole range of sound suffered, but especially those previously room filling mids and about 90% of bass response. So, if you have the space and the budget to make the proper accommodations for a set of these bookshelf speakers, they are fantastic and I would not hesitate to rely on them for the bulk of my music listening outside of the car. But without a more open environment to place the speakers where they seem to really shine, they are a pass.

Speakers look and sound great. High quality at a reasonable price. Recommended by audiophiles on YouTube.