We see resonances as indicated by the same blips in all three upper graphs around 1 kHz, and 2+ kHz. Even though the Sony SS-CS5 is a great bookshelf speaker, there’s one thing about it that is not so spectacular.

If you’re on a tight budget but still want to get the best possible sound out of your audio system, this three-way, three-driver bookshelf speaker might well be the perfect solution for your audiophile needs. The speakers include Klipsch’s signature 1″ Linear Travel Suspension tweeter geared towards a more faithful and authentic sound. And in most speakers, even 300 dollar+ sets, there's a few common issues that usually puts me off as a listener which these speakers have done a great job at avoiding. Yes, you can place the SSCS5 speakers on bookshelves or speaker stands, whichever suits your room layout and acoustic preferences.

If your wants fit the definition of a speaker like that, you’ll want the best of all worlds, and the Sony SSCS5 bookshelf speakers provide just that.

You can rest assured that you’ll be getting a top-of-the-line product with unrivaled sound quality and a stylish, compact design. The SS-CS5 bookshelf speakers from Sony aim to bridge the gap between high-fidelity speakers and low budget options. Furthermore, it can also make the projected sound more discrete so that you can enjoy and relax with some music. I have these connected to an Integra Pre-Amp and are powering them with a Crown 1000 amplifier in a very large room (probably 35x30ft) .

Plus, the screws scattered all around the front panel make it look a bit steampunk compared to the cleaner design of modern speakers. We see fair bit of frequency response anomolifes identified by broad peaks and dips which should make them quite audible. One listen and you will be mesmerized by the incredibly fast and powerful bass response that not only gives your music a solid foundation-it rocks your senses! But if you’re someone who prioritizes deeper bass response, advanced features, or higher-end audio performance, you might want to consider alternative options, such as the ELAC Debut 2. The only thing is that the speaker could really use a nice subwoofer to help it be more precise when it comes to the lowest of frequencies.

I guess, if you have the budget to expand and have a plentiful variety of speakers, receivers cd transports power amps. Wide-Dispersion Super Tweeter Prepare yourself for natural sounding vocals that shoot straight to the heart, thanks to the all-new Wide Dispersion Super Tweeter. With a frequency response of 53 Hz to 50,000 Hz, these speakers will give you a broad range of audio frequencies, from deeper bass to high treble.Next I did a test fit, which nicely shows how the frame attaches (with good contrast of white PVC and black straps). ps: When I say the bass on these are very good I am talking about what you would expect for tone and strength coming from a Home Theater speaker. The woofer is positioned at the bottom with the super tweeter at the top and the standard tweeter in the middle. The systems I use for comparison are as follows: JBL L-112, Genesis 1+, The Smaller Advent and JBL LX330.

Some of our partners may process your data as a part of their legitimate business interest without asking for consent. They were easy for me to blend with my subwoofer to, I think the early roll off in the sub bass makes it easier than normal.

Instead of adding and removing the short for every measurement, I used the 2nd speaker from the pair. Thanks to the 3-way, 3-driver system, the Sony SSCS5 speakers will give you a well-balanced audio output across all frequency ranges. PS I listen on a tube preamp and solid state amp in a 15'x12' room so if you have a harsh solid state receiver you may get a different presentation. There's little output below 70 hz, but a subwoofer can solve that issue, or it could be used without one in an office or dorm room or some place where deep bass isn't required.