Monoprice Monolith K-BAS Reference bookshelf speakers

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Pros:

Excellent bass extension for a bookshelf speaker, Nice satin black finish, Reasonably good dispersion, Good distortion performance, Good imaging and sound balance

Cons:

Slight response bump in lower midrange, Boxy looking cabinets

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Last revision on May 10, 2020

Reviewers Liked

Excellent bass extension for a bookshelf speaker, Nice satin black finish, Reasonably good dispersion, Good distortion performance, Good imaging and sound balance

Reviewers Didn't Like

Slight response bump in lower midrange, Boxy looking cabinets

Expert reviews and ratings

It makes sense for Monoprice to get into higher fidelity speakers, since the consumer audio market already turns to them for a variety of other audio-related items. Anything they launch is guaranteed a certain amount of exposure simply because Monoprice...

By Audioholics on February 03, 2017

We got a chance to listen to them on the CEDIA floor and were wowed by the amount of low end bass coming through. Monolith wanted to give people the ability to have a lot of low end sound without taking up valuable space in a small room or apartment. ...

By Audioholics on September 17, 2016

Buy the Monoprice Monolith K-BĀS loudspeakers if you specifically need the biggest bass you can get from the smallest enclosures. Otherwise, we'd recommend investigating other options: similarly priced alternatives will provide better overall sound...

By Digital Trends on November 30, 2017