Gray : Acoustic Audio by Goldwood Bluetooth Speaker System 5.1-Channel Home Theater Speaker System Gray (AA5172)

Perfect for large room

I was waiting a bit to review these just to be on the safe side. These speakers are awesome. They are easy to set up once you order the 3.5mm audio to rca plugs. It's a shame the inputs were not 3.5mm audio jacks. After that little struggle, setting up the speakers were a breeze. Haven't had the volume about 7 and it was super loud. The wife even remarked how she could hear all the speakers. She has an expensive Logitech speaker system and in my mind these are better. I am hard of hearing, so take that with a grain of salt. I do love these speakers tho. They are small enough to fit 3 of them on my desk.

I’ve owned the 2.1 version of this system for about a year and a half now for my PC and it’s been a solid system for how I use it. After a recent TV upgrade I decided to try and get a 5.1 setup on a budget. For the price range these are in, the sound is acceptable in terms of both volume and quality in my personal opinion. I wouldn’t quite call myself an audiophile though, just like to have a bit more than a tv provides by itself. At the moment I’ve only got it configured as a 2.1 setup until I can get my wall mounts for the surround speakers (definitely should’ve planned better BEFORE getting them lol), but I will try to keep in mind to update if anything changes; good or bad. So far my only “major” qualm is that the remote is meh quality, but it doesn’t surprise me coming from the other 2.1 setup I have on my pc. It works, just has some quirks and likes for the buttons to be pressed a certain way. Not bothersome enough to devastate the experience, just makes it tedious sometimes.I did buy a 5.1 decoder to use that takes the optical output from my tv and turns it into the 6 channels of RCA output to go into the speakers, but that may not be necessary for all cases. Just depends on the hardware you intend to use the speakers with. If connecting to a PC, you will need a couple more 3.5mm to RCA cables to fully connect the surround sound, as the system only comes with one set of that and one set of red/white RCA only cables. I, thankfully, am a cable hoarder and had plenty of red/white pairs to use for my setup.TL;DR: has a couple quirks and may require some extra pieces depending on your use case, but overall a good budget performer for smaller rooms/home theaters.

Update: Great value for $, but has no tweeters and this high range is poor. Sounds flat and even an EQ doesn't fix that. Needs a few tweeters!! Otherwise is solid and bass sounds great! Will break up if turned up too loud, distorts alot. But hey that loud will injur yur ears over time anyways lol!Update 1/3/21 -. I added $5 set of 1 inch dome tweeters - bought them on the bay - and wired them directly into the front left/right and let me tell you what --- HECK YES BATMAN that really woke things up a lot!!! Finally have full range of frequencies! Not sure if internal amp will support a couple more on the surround or center channels, I think so, but even if not - the whole system is now so much more audible and alive, TV voices and all! This is the way to go for sure it took me 10mins tops. Also have the Rockville HS (45 & 56) 5.1 systems and definitely going to try adding sets of these tweeters to those systems as they suffer from same issues -- satellites are all single or double mid-range speakers with NO tweeters whatsoever = dum and/or cheap of course. But hey $5 for a pair or $9 for four of these tweeters and it's all rock n' roll from there, finally I'm pleased and satisfied and glad I didn't blow $1000's on high fidelity systems when completely unnecssary!! Still 4 stars as I had to add my own tweets but hey at least the system can handle it; wouldn't have expected that! :-)

facil de instalar y buen sonido, lo unico malo es que solo tiene entrada RCA no cuenta con HDMI ni entrada Digital de audio, tuve que conseguir el convertidor, fuera de eso muy bueno