Sony SS-B3000 Speakers | Sony SS-B3000 Bookshelf Speakers with 8" Woofer (Pair)

Among the Best | Sony SS-B3000 Bookshelf Speakers with 8" Woofer (Pair)

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highly recommended

SPEAKERS

I am simply very satisfied. The speakers came before they were supposed to and work fine.

Sony SS-B3000 Speakers

I recently replaced my small bookshelf speakers with the Sony B-3000's for my front surround speakers. Great improvement with a lot more power and clarity compared with the old smaller bookshelf speakers. Just note that these will not disappear into the room. They are decent sized, however, the added power and clarity more than make up for that.

Among the Best

The sound dynamics and qualify is among the best. I compared a pair of these speakers site by site with my Bose speakers (cost me ten times more). There was no difference between them in terms of sound quality. I now have my Bose in the family room and the Sony in my kitchen. Highly recommended!

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Very good performance at an attractive price.

These speakers replaced small 25-year old Bose speakers that were beginning to fail. Very clean highs and mid-range and plenty of bass for a small living room. Flat across the spectrum (to my ear).

Heck of a bargain

I'm in the unfortunate position of having audiophile ears but a small budget. So I shop carefully for audio equipment. I purchased a pair of Sony B3000s here recently ($84), and while I auditioned them I was also testing a pair of Klipsch B-3 bookshelf speakers ($329). I only use my system for audio, by the way, in combination with a 100w Sony subwoofer, and I listen mostly to classical music.

I noticed a big difference in sound right away- the Sonys seemed to be accurate up and down the frequency range while producing a very even, smooth ensemble sound in full orchestral passages. To my ears the Klipsches did none of these things well. I'm an orchestral musician and I know what different instruments sound like- the Sonys reproduce all the instruments very accurately. The Klipsches, on the other hand, were so bright and lively that I found them harsh and difficult to listen to. They're more efficient, so they produce louder sounds at the same volume setting, but that's not a consideration for me. All that I want is accurate reproduction.

I compared both pairs side-by-side with a wide range of recordings, for about 50 to 60 hours each, and ultimately, for my tastes, the Sonys far outperformed the Klipsches. And at 1/3 the price of the Klipsches they were a heck of a bargain. They're not high-end speakers so they're not going to blow your doors off, but for the money they're a great value.

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