JBL N26

Pros: clean crisp sound, inexpensive, good looking

Cons: My first set was delivered defective; replacement pair has been flawless

The Bottom Line: Highly recommended...great sound at a bargain price.

Review: After having a custom entertainment center built, I began to research bookshelf size speakers to use in the unit. I needed something that had excellent sound that would serve well in a room about 300 square feet. After reading reviews, I decided on the...

Pros: Low price, superb sound to speakers two to three times their cost, not bulky

Cons: Mounting brackets nearly impossible to find and are expensive.

The Bottom Line: If you want fancy names like BOSE or Polk, go blow your money. Otherwise spend it wisely and grab you some of these!

Review: After serious comparison with Yamaha's units, Bose's 201's and 301's and, Polk's, KLH's, Sony's and even JBL's other speakers in the series including their S series I bought the N-26's. Using side by side comparison testing when possible and some...

Pros: Very Good Quality for a bookshelf speaker

Cons: Bass could be tighter, case could use improvement

The Bottom Line: This speaker comes at a decent price, reproduces music well, and comes in a small package.

Review: I heard these at Best Buy, and compared them to a set of Bose and Yamaha Bookshelf speakers. The JBL's sounded the best (although not that great in the HUGE store environment).

I wasn't very pleased with the black plastic housing, as I'm used...

Pros: Review of the N24AW speaker: good sound, easily mounted

Cons: None so far

The Bottom Line: A very good pair of outdoor speakers.

Review: This review is of the model below the N26AW, the N24AW, which has a smaller woofer but it includes mounting brackets, which the N26AW do not.

These outdoor speakers replaced a lame pair of RCA/RadioShack units. So, by comparison, they...

Pros: Adequate sound

Cons: Just adequate sound, difficult to mount

Review: When I first tried these speakers out, I was discouraged. When I compared them side-by-side to my indoor speakers, I could easily hear a very noticeable overemphasis in the 1KHz to 4KHz range. To hear this, imagine you're listening to a full orchestra,...