Pyramid 3-Way Indoor Outdoor Speaker System - 3.5 Inch 200W Pair of Mini Box Ceiling Wall Mount Speakers w/1" Tweeter, 3.25" Woofer, 1.75” Midrange - Home Theater Entertainment, PA System - 2022SX

I have a monitor at the foot of my bed. I watch shows, movies, and other internet sources through my iPad. I have a cheap receiver that I run the audio through. I already had two large speakers on either side of my bed. Only they are at my head. These little jewels fit perfectly under the monitor. They deliver the most amazing full range of any audio I put thru them. Plus they add the audio to be as if coming from the screen itself. Most certainly worth the price.That was my first set. Since then I have added two more sets. Connected in series, and in parallel with a Sony speaker with a 61/2 woofer. Each side I have stacked three speakers, and built a frame to hold on an dual monitor frame. They look like what we now see at concerts, with speakers stacked and hanging down. The movie audio sounds perfectly coming from the monitor

Nice sounding small speaker. It works well for what I needed it for.

Sound nice. Custom made a little box with a mini amp and an old Logitech computer sub. Definitely recommend using a larger gauge wire then what comes with the speakers. It comes with a bunch of small wire and mounting hardware which is cool. Still haven't ran them to the max. Waiting on a higher wattage amp that will put 160w peak to each speaker. Only running 60w each at the moment. Will update.

This 3 way speaker system replaced the front center of my Cambridge Soundworks Desktop Theater 5.1 (DTT2200) speaker system. The Pyramid 2022sx replacement has about the same sensitivity as the previous speaker; but, it definitely has more presence which is probably due to the improved high frequency end. This speaker isn't "high fidelity" and I would not use it my home theater; but in a computer desktop environment it does quite well. I am ambivalent about giving it a 5 star rating because it is not commercial auditorium/movie theater grade (maximum SPL around 85 - 105 Db with no discernible IM distortion). The maximum SPL of this unit is probably in the 70 Db range - about the loudness of a vacuum cleaner. I haven't done any laboratory work on it, just using my ears and guestimateing performance.I can't believe that it could handle 200 watts RMS for more than a second or two. It probably could handle 30 watts peakThe computer audio system is fronted by an FjGear 4 port HDMI switch, then processed by a recycled Sony STRDH700 A/V receiver

These are average quality speakers. Priced right. One of them had a loose wire. Since I had to take one apart to solder the wire I put some wood panels in both to tame the plastic sound. More rigid enclosures would greatly improve the sound quality.

I made myself a radio setup on a computer stand. I mounted the radios on top and these speakers on the bottom. Each speaker fit perfectly under the table. Great sound from a small speaker.

They sounded fine when I hooked them up to the Dayton DTA-1 amp that I just purchased. While they are shy on bass, they seemed fine for the price... then I tried putting on the mounting brackets. Two out of the four mounts broke as I was attaching the brackets to mount them. I hardly even turned them and they inner nut broke loose. I tried unscrewing the speaker to get to it, but everything is glued shut. I finally went off to Best Buy and purchased their $35 Insignia speakers. HUGE improvement in sound and durability. They not only have bass, they are all weather speakers as well. Stay away from these. I would normally say, "You get what you pay for", but in this instance, you don't even get that.

They handle 100 continuous watts! Great for the price.