Choosing the Right Speakers: Bose or Polk?

Two of the best speaker brands on the market are Bose and Polk. They are incredibly sensitive sound generating machines. Bose is a little better known for his quality, but Polk seems to be fine with them calmly. So when it comes time to place the money, which company is better?

I would like to answer this question by telling you a little bit about my sound system. I have a set of Bose speakers in my sound system. I also have a Polk speaker on my sound system. I also have a Sony speaker in my sound system. I mix and match the best deals I can find. The best deal for me is not the best price. The best offer is the best price compared to the quality of the speaker. I feel like Bose does it well sometimes and Polk does it well sometimes. Sony makes it at least satisfactory most of the time.

Bose can fill a room better than any other speaker. They have the market in ratio of sound to size. It is almost as if your speakers are magic. Polk is not trying to accomplish this. They will size their speakers as they need it. Polk has a very clear sound. I like listening to the dialogue more through the Polk speakers than any other guy. It sounds a lot more like someone is actually talking, ลำโพงแบรนด์ดัง.

I like to listen to more music and ambient sounds through the Bose speakers. I feel that they are better at presenting sounds, in addition to dialogue, than any other type of speaker. This could be due to the fact that they are so good at making a lot of sound with their small space.

That's why I have a Polk center channel speaker and Bose side speakers. The Polk Center does a better job than you might imagine any other speaker to do. I am very happy with my Polk center channel speaker. The Bose side speakers take care of the rest of the sound coming from the front of my room. They work together very well.

Now, there are some purists who think that mixing speakers is terrible. They think that a set of speakers should be from the same brand in order for you to get the right balance. I think it is silly. As long as you have a good receiver, you can configure the amount of sound that comes out of each speaker. You control that aspect, not the speakers.

Still, there are people who feel that everything would be too chaotic if they had speakers from different brands. I can't blame them for that. It seems this could be true. In my own experience I have not felt this way.

Therefore, when choosing your speakers, I would like to suggest you the freedom to mix brand names. If that's too progressive for you, then choose the brand that has the most speakers you like.