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expired Posted by ItsSoCheap | Staff • Apr 7, 2025
Apr 7, 2025 7:08 AM
Polk Monitor XT90 4" Woofer Speaker (Pair / Midnight Black)
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If you can't run speaker wire (rental, wife complaining about aesthetics, toddler tugging on any visible cords, etc.), these actually make nice front mounted rears. Don't confuse it for sounding anything like a real 5.1 layout, but if you have two rear channels on your receiver going to waste, it's better than nothing. The rear sounds do get projected differently - ceiling bounce. Whether it is worth the novelty depends entirely on if you have $99 to blow.
Most content is 2.1 anyway, so you're probably better off getting two great mains and a sub.
lol no it's not the angle, actually you pointed the main reason, design constraints.
Knowing what a woofer/driver and a speaker is/does will help.
Calling this a full range speaker is just as confusing.
My JBL Extreme I use in the garage or a soundbar is technically a full range speaker.
Most people wouldn't call them that imo.
As you pointed out this "speaker" is designed for a specific purpose and it it's frequency range reflects that.
lol woofer,driver, speaker,channel! 🤔
Frequency range defined by physical constraints but then its response isn't critical! 🤔
You might want to do a little more research so then you can make a logical argument !
lol don't blame me, I'm just pointing out the incorrect information you' keep providing!
Another example:
If these Atmos "channels" are not that demanding & frequency response is not critical.
What would be the advantage/benefit to an "expensive" speaker or device or woofer or driver, not sure which to call it since you keep intermixing them?