Polk Audio LSi7 Main / Stereo Speaker

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Pair of bookshelf speakers that delivers superior linearity, definition and sound imaging Equipped with one 5.25-inch dynamic balance aerated polypropylene composite driver Contains a rear-firing power port for precise deep bass Equipped with one 1-inch high performance ring radiator tweeter Cast aluminum driver baskets resist flexing and "ringing" for ultra-tight bass and coloration-free midrange.

The LSi7 is a bookshelf speaker that delivers superior linearity, definition and imaging, as well as bass response that s rich, deep and satisfying. Like the whole LSi Series, it is highly accurate and intensely musical. Its single driver and Ring Radiator Tweeter present a large soundstage without sacrificing pinpoint localization.

Pair of bookshelf speakers that delivers superior linearity, definition and sound imaging Equipped with one 5.25-inch dynamic balance aerated polypropylene composite driver Contains a rear-firing power port for precise deep bass Equipped with one 1-inch high performance ring radiator tweeter Cast aluminum driver baskets resist flexing and "ringing" for ultra-tight bass and coloration-free midrange.

inchDo I need new speakers to listen to High Definition Audio?inch Every time a new software delivery system comes along, misconceptions invariably pop up as to the suitability of using existing speakers with the new technology. Not long after the news of inch96kHz/24bitin ch high definition formats (stuff like DVD-A and SACD) started appearing in audio magazines, I took a call from a consumer who wanted to know if his current Polk speakers could reproduce frequencies inchas high as 96kHz.inch The answer is inchNo. And they don`t have to.inch inch96kHzinch refers to the digital sampling rate of the analog-to-digital- to-analog conversion process, not to the frequency range of the audio output to your speakers. While the new high definition formats do allow for audio output well above 20kHz, and while it may be audibly beneficial to have wide bandwidth source components and amplifiers, there is no need to have speakers with response much beyond 20kHz. You just can't hear that well. Your existing speakers will

POLK LSi7 -- If your listening would be better complemented by bookshelf size rather than floorstanding speakers, don't fail to audition these compact wonders. The LSi7s are part of the critically acclaimed LSi series -- a line that has wowed audio reviewers and music lovers alike with incredibly open, full, and natural sound.