JBL HLS810 Main / Stereo Speaker

Pros: Clean, crisp output, good bass response, durable and creative design, bang for the buck.
Cons: Model no# no longer in production

My experience with the JBL HLS810 model speakers has been quite exceptional not only exceeding in quality, but overall performance too. While this model speaker produced by JBL is no longer made there are many ways you can still be able to obtain the...

Pros: tremendous bass response; excellent
Cons: they have been replaced with the northridge series and are hard to find

These bookshelf speakers are incredible. They consists of 10mm horn tweeters and 8" rubber-surround woofers. They're rated for up to 150 watts per speaker and are video shielded making them great for left and right speakers in a home audio/video system....

Pros: Built in constant horn and mini-sub
Cons: weigh around 50 lb.

First thing I have to say is, damn. I just got a pair of these speakers and when I turned these babies on, my windows were rattling and the dogs were running. I may only have a 35 watt/channel receiver but these speakers make up for the missing power....

Pros: great frequency response, great power handling
Cons: slightly cheap look

Whether watching a movie or listening to music these bookshelf speakers perform very well. They have horn tweeters which produce brilliant highs and 8" rear-ported woofers that put out booming bass. The woofer is made with a rubber surround rather than...

Pros: Awesome sounding
Cons: there really aren't any....

Great speaker...I used ceiling mounts and pitched them downward.

Used with a good stereo system, nothing off the hook, they rendered awesome sound; be sure to throw-in even a marginal sub-woofer into the mix too.

Lyrical songs with...

Pros: Powerful speakers, aesthetically pleasing design, good connectors
Cons: $16 for insurance. That is, as long as the tweeters haven't blown yet

My roommate purchased a pair of these back in '02 from Best Buy. He was a bit of an audiophile, compiling amplifiers on top of amplifiers, all going to different speakers. Each amp had piggybacked RCA wires from the last amp, so it worked pretty much ...

Pros: WOW, just find a pair (if you can)
Cons: ABSOLUTELY NONE

I've owned dozens of speakers, mostly high end systems over the years. These is NOT a better speaker at ANY price. Now these are impossible to find- JBL, wake up and make these AMAZING speakers again!