Sony SS-B1000 5 1/8" Bookshelf Speakers (Pair)

Enjoy your favorite music in any room of the house with quality sound from Sony SS-B1000 Performance Bookshelf Speakers. With 120 watts of power and an advanced woofer and tweeter design, they deliver high resolution audio up to 50kHz. You will experience the music just as it was recorded.

Create a soothing atmosphere with rich, room-filling sound from the SS-B1000 performance bookshelf speakers.Enjoy your favorite music in any room of the house with quality sound from the SS-B1000 performance bookshelf speakers. With 120 watts of power and an advanced woofer and tweeter design, they deliver high-resolution audio, so you hear the music just as it was recorded.

These are OK spearkers if you are on a budget. I also have a pair of older JBL speakers the same size and they are much better sounding, and require less power. If you just want these for rear suround sound speakers I recommend them, but don't buy them for main speakers.

Purchased these speakers with a Sony STRDE197 Stereo Receiver to enhance the sound of an older TV. Works great and low cost, plus getting a good sounding FM radio. I just got an HDTV and hook them up to it. Much better sound then the TV.

Unfortunately the product description didn't mention they won't attach to a computer, and this was my mistake in assuming they would. So I got them, saw the cables enclosed, called Sony, was told there isn't a way to attach them to a computer and had to return them. My mistake, but I'm writing the review so no one else makes the same mistake.

I have had a pare of these speakers now for about 1.5 years and couldn't be happier. I have a Sony receiver (STR-DG800) and the matching speakers to these bookshelf speakers (front = SSF6000)(center = SSCN5000) for a reciever of this calibar (middle of the road, retail was bout $500) these speakers are fantastic. You could hook up much more expensive speakers, but if your primary purpose is movies, you won't gain much. Now sure, if you listen to a tone of music, then by all means spend twice the money (or probably more) and step it up to some Klipsch or a high end Infinity, but if your primary reason for speakers is your theater (I listen to about 80% movies/TV and 20% music with my theater) than these are the way to go. They have a great range of sound, rich bass, the highes are clear, voices are great. No complaints here.

Theses use all of the power I can give with my receiver. They sound great. They complement my center and sub well.