Pros: Crystal clear voice Slim Profile Gorgeous wood finish

Cons: None so far

Overall Review: I was previously using Polk RM 95 as my home theater 5.1 speaker system. The Polk was pretty good however I got a feeling that probably the voices in movies could be a little better. I initially thought about Polk CS 10. But its to big and would not fit in my cabinet. Then I saw the Icon W series on sale and decided to make the switch although it was pretty expensive even after the sale price. I got two WB-14 bookshelf speakers as my front (separate review to follow) and this WC-24 as the center channel and decided to keep the two Polk RM 8 for the rear channels. I got the Expresso finish. Let me tell you the voices in movies are much clearer than my previous RM 8 center. The sensitivity is great and I can run my receiver now at a lower volume and still get better results. It seems the person speaking is actually in the same room as me. Further the look and feel of this speaker is exquisite. The Icon W series is probably the best looking speaker package available in the market.

Pros: Clear and distinctive sounds, great for movies, clear voices, ported in rear for lows, loud, great freq. range, small, magnetic speaker grill, well built, and great design. Awesome center channel!

Cons: not bi-amp capable

Overall Review: Part of Klipsch's W series; one of the best series Klipsch has made; MUST BUY!!!

Pros: -Icon W series always looks great, yet to be disappointed -great clarity at low volumes -makes ears hurt before any distortion, so loud volumes => check -got it for $230 and is a complete steal at that price. Buy it while you can

Cons: Makes my 65" Mits look small...guess that means I'll have to get the 73" or 82". Must be a conspiracy.

Overall Review: Getting closer to a complete Icon W 7.1 setup and this center has made me like this line of speakers even more. Also is it sad to be excited abut playing with my new center channel speaker? Please say no

Pros: Gorgeous cabinet. Powerful, clear dialog that locks you onto the screen.

Cons: You'll be mad at yourself for all the movies you watched without it!

Overall Review: I bought 4 WB-14's and a WC-24 to be used in my 5.1 system powered by an Onkyo 709 and a Cadence CSX-12 sub. My system is installed in my 24'x16x9' living room, that opens up to the rest of the house. The WC-24 delivers clear powerful dialog that makes dialog in even the loudest action scene, clearly ineligible. Also, it firmly locks the dialog to the center of the screen, and off axis dispersion is also good. In Saving Private Ryan, all the horrors of war were pounded out of the WC-24 with power and precision. If you are looking at this speaker, buy it now before they're all gone!

Pros: Gorgeous Wood Enclosure. Perfect bookshelf size. Incredible Sound for the size.

Cons: Price

Overall Review: Bought this because I was tired of having huge speakers surrounding my entertainment system and I wanted speakers that didn't take up much room, looked great and sounded good. These speakers definitely filled that role. As soon as you take the speakers out of the box you will immediately notice the finish ( I got the Espresso ). The wood enclosure is probably the most high quality finish I have ever seen in a speaker. They are well made and begging to be showed off. I bought the whole range of speakers for my home theater (2 pair bookshelf, and the center channel speaker). The sensitivity response from the speakers are amazing and they put out great sound all the way through the frequency spectrum ( I would still recommend a quality subwoofer if using for a home theater). In all, probably the finest speakers I have ever bought. They are pricey but you get what you pay for (just wait for another Newegg sale).

Pros: Amazing sound quality at all listening levels! Amazing quality from the inside out!

Cons: I honestly do not have one single complaint about this speaker.

Overall Review: I am sure there are some "sound junkies" out there that could find something wrong with this speaker, but for the rest of us out there, this speaker is simply awesome. I have a newer model (2012) 600W, 5.1 channel Denon receiver. My theater set up is in a room that is 20 ft wide x 13 ft deep, and this speaker is more than sufficient for my needs. I couldn't be happier with this speaker and would highly recommend it to anyone. On a side note, the craftsmanship of this speaker makes for an eye pleasing addition to my entertainment center.

Pros: Rich mid-range, great for watching movies, casual music listening.

Cons: Weak at high, not crispy as a 10 years old mirage frx center

Overall Review: Initially a little disappointed at lack of clarity. However, the ultra smooth wood finish is remarkable enough to make up the shortcoming. Like the other reviewer said, it looks better than it sounds. After 2 weeks burnt in high frequency shows sign of improvement.

Pros: - Yes, the cabinet is awesome - Nice intermediate size - Sale price makes it very attractive

Cons: - Muddy upper midrange

Overall Review: I've had this center channel for almost a year now. I am using it a few times a week for movies played at moderate levels. I also have 2 x WF-34s and 2 x WB-14s as well as part of a 5.1 system. I am using an Onkyo NR509 receiver. Maybe it's that my center channel is set in a cabinet or that I just have broken it in yet as much as the towers I use for listening to music, but this speaker just doesn't sound as good to me as I wish it did. Lower midrange and treble are pretty good, but vocals and similar pitches are just not that clear. Yes, it still sounds 'good' (and looks great) but I was hoping for a more detailed sound and overall better performance especially given its full MRSP. I am hopeful it will improve with age without having to redo the electronics as others have described.