OoO Passive Slim Bookshelf Speakers with 3-Inch Woofers and Silk Tweeter, Thin Design Under 4" Wide, for Desktop Stereo or Home Theater Surround Sound, Wall Mountable, Pair, Dark Walnut

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I was a bit concerned about ordering these from the US but they made it to me in top condition and pretty quickly. I've paired them with Denon DM41dab and they sound great. They make a brilliant compact desk system with the speakers horizontal on inclined foam and tucked under monitor raisers. Brilliant.

Estoy sorprendido por la calidad que tienen estas bocinas, son pesadas, por el precio esperaba algo no tan bueno, como pueden ver, las tengo como atmos de altura, cumplen perfecto ese propósito, no esperaba escuchar tanto detalle, lo único que le movi a la calibración del audyssey fue subirle un poco a los decibelios (están conectadas a un denon avr x3700h). Vendí las frontales que tenia y un tiempo estuve probando las micca OoO como frontales mientras me llegaban las nuevas, ahí es cuando realmente me sorprendieron, tanto para música como para películas, suenan como bocinas más grandes, no distorsionan a volumen alto (no necesitaba subirle tanto para escuchar alto y claro), el cuarto en el que las tengo mide unos 6 x 5 metros y solo tiene alfombra como "absorción acústica", para mi, por el precio y calidad, fueron una excelente compra.

I had a unique situation - I wanted hi-fi audio, but had only a few inches of space on each side of my TV, with no option to mount speakers on the walls, and zero usable floor space. My bedroom is tiny and long, so it's a miracle I even had space for my 48" TV, stand, and other assorted devices. Before finding these, like many of you, I went through tons of speakers, reading reviews and scanning dimensions, pricing, and various specs. I didn't want to cheap out and get some pc/desktop speakers - these are tuned for someone listening just a few feet away max and wouldn't fill my room with sound. I also didn't want to sacrifice audio quality for speaker size - there are plenty of mini-sized bluetooth speakers that can be paired and used as a 2.0 setup, but again, the quality is generally lacking, and often the price is double what I'd want to pay, considering this. They'd also limit what I could add to the setup later, as well as my connectivity options. Lastly, I didn't want to spend $1000+ for a specialized micro setup - I know they exist, and my wallet fears them. The bottom line: If you're like me and have no space to spare, desperately want high quality audio, but don't want to blindly spend $1000 on some weird micro setup, look no further! These speakers are less than 4" wide (yes, four inches!), sound like a pair DOUBLE their size, and possibly TRIPLE their price (according to many reviews). The brand is reputable, and the quality speaks for itself. Let me be clear: even if I had more space for larger bookshelf speakers, I'd probably still go with these. They are that good! Getting started, what were my other options? Well... there weren't many. I found a huge variety of 5-6" wide bookshelf speakers that simply would not fit, a bunch of desktop speakers that really shouldn't be used in a small home theater setup, and... ...the most promising option at the time, a pair of Audioengine A2 Plus's. Now, these are also 4" wide, so they'd fit just fine, however they are almost triple the price, and according to many reviewers, that price doesn't exactly match the output (most pointed out that you could pay half their asking price and still get better hardware). To be clear, they're not bad speakers, but for someone looking for true hi-fi audio who also wants the most boom for their buck, they likely won't cut it - note that this is par for the course for many all-in-one setups, such as soundbars (speaking of which, STAY AWAY, please, if you value quality audio, as well as your wallet). Beyond other obvious issues, I wanted clear stereo separation, so soundbars were very much off the table. I also looked at the Micca RB42's, which are highly reviewed and decently priced. Sadly, they're also 1" wider and would've left me with literally no wiggle room. I will likely revisit these in the future, if my space changes. Another option were the Cambridge Audio Minx Min 22's, which seem to be well liked, but are 3x the price - for a blind buy... I couldn't stomach it. I'm also not totally certain if they'd be suitable as main speakers in a 2.0/2.1 configuration (Are you using these? Please leave a comment!). So, by some miracle, I stumbled upon these, the Micca OoO bookshelf speakers. Most importantly to my particular situation, their footprint is as minimal as it gets (you can even place them horizontally!). But how is the actual audio? Their sound is clear and expansive, with nice, warm mids, punchy and surprisingly deep bass (technically rated for 60hz, though I'm hearing/feeling decent bass response down to about 35hz), and clean highs (not too crispy/sparkly, but not muddy either). Overall, they lean a tiny bit towards the warm side of things, with a great, truly room-filling soundstage and *plenty* of detail (without any additional processing that certain all-in-one solutions unfortunately rely on). Additional notes for BASSHEADS: these are not going to rattle your windows, but they provide WAY more bass than their size would suggest. You will likely have to turn down the bass a bit in an apartment/shared living environment. Personally, I don't feel I need a subwoofer. YMMV, of course. Also, for the audiophiles reading this, these are NOT bass-focused speakers - while they do provide great bass, they are also very balanced. Again, they are slightly more on the warm end, but the emphasis is on detail. How's the build quality? Well. Hrm. Unremarkable? They seem sturdy. Nothing rattles. Everything plugged in nicely. They look lovely, though this is obviously subjective. I honestly don't foresee any issues relating to build quality in the future. What's my setup? I've paired these with some decent 12g banana plugs ($30 - never overspend on cables!) and the S.M.S.L. AD18 ($140, another fantastic option for tiny setups like mine - review incoming). The whole setup cost less than $300! My wallet, and ears, are quite happy. Are they top of the line? Absolutely not, and they are likely limited by their size, though this is not unique to these - you can only get so much sound out of a smaller set of speakers. But wow, they really do sound fantastic, especially in a small space like mine (though they can certainly handle enough power to fill a much larger space, according to specs and my testing). For the price (perhaps even 2x, *maybe* 3x the price), I don't think they can be beat. tldr; These are fantastic speakers with a tiny footprint, outputting high quality audio with a surprising amount of bass (while not sacrificing clarity). Can definitely be used as your main speakers in a 2.0 (or more) setup. A steal for the price, and they punch well above their weight. Highly recommended, for audiophiles and casual listeners alike.

I was on the fence about buying these a long while. The price of these things doesn't in any way determine their true quality. These are an awesome buy. I matched them with my Klipsch B1 black label bookshelf speakers. Their bass output and sound clarity easily keep up with the Klipsch. Voices are crystal clear. No issues with the finish or quality. They even look great without the speaker grills. I can see now why they are being used as main speakers also. Great sound!