5 Responses

1. Assen Yanev

   03|Feb|2010 1

   You thing you’re safe when buying a SONY product.This one for sure has a name but not a sound.I can compare it with basic computer speakers but not as a ad to your home teather sistem.
   Rating: 1 / 5

2. Emilia Donestevez

   03|Feb|2010 2

   I never got to use these speakers because you have to have an ampliphier. Which I didn’t know. So I never got to use them I you aren’t tech savvy I thought you should know.
   Rating: 3 / 5

3. Sewinglady5

   03|Feb|2010 3

   WE ADDED THE SONY SS-CR3000 CENTER AND REAR CHANNEL SPEAKER PACKAGE TO OUR OLDER AIWA SPEAKER SET THAT WE HAVE HAD FOR YEARS. WE CONNECTED ALL THE SPEAKERS TO A SONY STR-DC920 MULTI CHANNEL AV RECEIVER; CHANGED THE WIRES TO THE AIWA SPEAKERS AND SONY PACKAGE TO 16 GAUGE WIRE FROM RADIO SHACK. OUR FAMILY ROOM IS 16 BY 20. THE SOUND FROM ALL THE SPEAKERS IS ASSUME. I KNOW WE HAVE NOT SPEND A FORTUNE ON SPEAKERS. WHAT WE WERE LOOKING FOR WAS GREAT SOUND TO GO WITH THE ASSUME PICTURES FROM THE RECEIVER AND SAMSUNG 40 INCH. IT ALL WORKS AND WE DIDN’T BRAKE THE BANK. SO GLAD I ORDERED THIS PACKAGE FROM AMAZON.COM. USP DIDN’T DAMAGE THEM EITHER. WELL PACKAGED.
   Rating: 5 / 5

4. D Runner

   04|Feb|2010 4

   I think I was a little naive prior to this purchase on what I was actually buying. I have since connected the speakers and find they do enhance the overall sound quality of DVD’s and TV. The speakers are driven by a Sony STR-DG910; 7.1. I am running some JBL book shelf speakers for the fronts for now. The overall volume is not as loud as I thought it would be. To complete this set up I plan to up the speaker wire size from 18ga to something 14ga or larger. Also plan to add a sub-woofer and maybe some different fronts. That should improve things. Any other ideas?
   Rating: 3 / 5

5. C. McCullen

   04|Feb|2010 5

   I bought these a few years ago and they are easy to set up and easy to hide. I like the sound, but I’m not an electronics expert.
   Rating: 5 / 5