Eltax Symphony 4.4

Advantages: Look at them
Disadvantages: none

...I recently purchased a pair of Eltax Symphony 8 speakers, I was shocked to discover just how good sounding they were. With 250W of power, they're definately loud enough, they are capable of reaching breath taking volumes without a hint of distortion. With their beech, smooth finish and big front firing cone, these are a guarranteed star of the future. I bought them from a shop called Richer Sounds for far less than the nearest competitor's price, I paid £220 for them and I wasn't disappointed, I thoroughly recommend them and I'm soon going to buy their baby sisters the symphony 4.2s for my shelfs. I conclude that Eltax are miles ahead of all other competition.... Read review

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Advantages: very loud, cheap way to get good loud sound.
Disadvantages: police knocking on the door!! and falling out with neighbours

...I haved owned a set of these speakers for roughly 4 years and is always a joy to have them turned up on high volume, they seem to be able to handle any type of music without any distortion, from the bass of rap and techno, to the more elegant tones of classical. was so excited to get home and open the boxes and set them up to the hi-fi system, very easy to set up the normal positive and negative connections you get with most hi-fi speakers. Each speaker of mine has a power output of 500 watts which is plenty enough for home use and almost three times the output of my amplifier. Sat there with my brother turned up the volume, made sure i played a track with a variety of bass and high pitch tones was amazed by the sound quality of the high pitch tones as on normal hi-fi speakers they distort fairly quickly but these sounded perfect... Read review

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Advantages: A marvel for the money
Disadvantages: bulky if i really must complain

...a horrible dull thudding throughout anything, and I decided to let the sub go back to the very low frequencies and I would look for new speakers. While shopping about, Eltax kept on catching my eye as a brand. Great sounding prices and with research great reviews too. Rather than plump for the whole lot, I dipped a toe into the water and bought a Liberty Centre. Bulky at 175mm h x 480mm w x 240mm d, finished in a simple and stylish light beech, and weighing in it a reassuring 7.4 kg I immediately expected pleasant results, and it did not disappoint. Crystal clear, with a crisp clarity to the vocals on the central channel usually reserved for dialogue, it also boasted nice bass, and a width and depth that belied it's centre speaker tag. While the vocals were pinpoint accurate, any ambient sounds it produced were thrown out around me, dwarfing... Read review

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