Polk Signature Elite ES60
A lot of tower for the money: deep bass and a big, wide sound, with a top end the lab tests call hot and many owners call just right.
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Polk Audio
Budget and mid-price hi-fi and home-theatre speakers
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Polk Audio is an American loudspeaker maker founded in 1972 by Matthew Polk, George Klopfer and Sandy Gross, who met at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore. It is best known for home and car speakers, from the budget Monitor XT and Signature Elite lines to the Reserve and Legend series, and was bought by Directed Electronics in 2006.
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- 1972
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Polk Audio Monitor XT60
The smaller Monitor XT tower: real bass for a budget floorstander, strain when pushed, and no agreement on whether it's bright or neutral.
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Polk Audio Monitor XT20
Polk's cheapest big-woofer bookshelf: generous bass and an easy recommendation on sale — but no one quite agrees on how it's voiced.
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Polk Audio Reserve R100
A small speaker that measures like a much bigger-ticket one — as long as you keep the volume sensible or add a sub.
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Polk Signature Elite ES20
The budget standmount that measures and plays far bigger than its price — as long as you can live with its size and a hint of brightness.
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Prices in USD, recorded when each review was updated; speaker prices are for a pair.