Polk Signature Elite ES55 Tower Speaker - Hi-Res Audio Certified, Dolby Atmos & DTS:X Compatible, 1" Tweeter & (2) 6.5" Woofers, Polk Power Port Technology for Effortless Bass, Elegant White-Washed

Polk is amazing to deal with. I’ve had some issues with drivers getting distorted within warranty windows and they are very friendly to deal with. They always replaced the parts very quickly and easily. The sound quality is amazing. They work very well and they have similar quality to speakers that cost far more. They look nice and are a sturdy build too. My house bumps. I have 2 es15s, 2 es10s and 2es60s. I will be getting the es35 soon.

I upgraded from Klipsch RP-600M and 12" subwoofer to just two of these for my living room. Amazing sound filled the room effortlessly. Clear highs, mids and tight lows. I am in love.

The Polk ES60 usually go on sale for $450 and when they do they are a great value for what you pay speaker. They are well balanced and I chose them because they are a balanced to be a great multi purpose speaker. I frequently watch movies, listen to music, and play video games and these speakers sound great.Don't expect the perfect speaker for a single task for this price point, but if you plan on doing a little bit of everything these will sound great.

In my opinion the sound quality you get out of tower speakers are amazing. I purchased two for my audio setup and have no complaints. Using them with a Rockville wd70 tube amp, and Pioneer Plx-500 turntable. I'm no audiophile but sounds good to me! The Rockville amp allows for bass adjustments and I feel I don't think I need a subwoofer with these. Sounds that good!

It’s a little misleading to think you can simply purchase one speaker. Nevertheless, buying two is still an unbeatable value for the money. The ease of connectivity, installation, sound, everything is just what I was looking for. I’m thrilled with this purchase.

Can produce some nice lows, but on the higher end, it's a little bright for my ears. Do sound good at higher volumes.

I have been a fan of Polk Audio for decades, and have a pair of their bookshelf speakers from the 1980s that still sound amazing. So Polk was on my short list when looking for some new speakers for my home theater audio system. I had tiny Klipsch with a subwoofer, and it just wasn't great for our large room.I selected the ES60 towers, and frankly bought them without an audition, but took a chance based on the reviews of their Signature line, and the promise that the Elite Signature would be an improvement. I wasn't disappointed.The ES60s are very well balanced, with a clean top end that is very detailed. As I'm getting older, I've got that high frequency notch in my hearing, and while I want clarity in the highs, anything too bright is harsh and quickly tiring, which I felt the Klipsch were.I usually listen to the female voice when I test speakers, and Linda Ronstadt's Lush Life was my first test. It rendered her voice beautifully, and no chestiness or boominess in the mid range was apparent.I then pulled out an old DMP recording - Flim and the BB's Tunnel, which is an amazingly well-recorded CD. This is a challenging recording for a system that can't keep up with the dynamics, and the Polks (and my Denon receiver) did just great. Bass was extended without being over the top, and was very controlled. The sax is prominent on this album, and a good speaker will reveal the nice reediness and detail of the instrument, which was nice.Piano is another instrument that is revealing, and there was a warmth and clarity that was lovely. When a piano string is struck, you want to hear that attack, and it was perfect.Soundstage was very good, and fills the room very well. My furniture placement is a bit tricky, and I have several off-axis seating positions, and the wide dispersion of the ES60s allowed those spots to still have a balanced soundstage.All in all, I'm very pleased and these should serve me well for many years.

Great speakers for folks who love the Polk sound. The ES-60's is a beast in a smallish package, they provide that silky smooth Polk sound after a short 'burn in'. Nothing is muddled on these speakers, but the performance is relaxed not at all like Klips in your face highs. If you like that classic sound of those old school speakers from the 80's then these are your cup of tea. If you like a more forward speaker, then they are not for you.The bass on these is perfect for my listening of Jazz music, but in a home theater situation you might want to cross them at say 80 and use a sub or two.The mids on these are sweet not harsh.The tweeters are little soft, that softness really shows on female voices. They move female singer back a bit, not an issue for me but some may find that sometimes she gets a little lost in the music. That being said they perform beautifully and are not tiring at all.I would recommend these to anyone, they are worth trying out in your room, I am sure 99% will keep them.