Pros: Good, accurate sound. Bi-amp capability is nice and does seem to make a small difference, though not great. Tweeters are well-balanced, woofers provide excellent midrange. Bass response at directional frequencies is better than I expected for a tower at this price.

Cons: You can get acceptable sound without a subwoofer by FM radio / analog TV / VHS standards, which is to say it won't sound terrible, but it won't sound very good either. These really come alive as part of a system that includes a good sub, and conversely they're a waste without one.

Overall Review: Bi-amping these does yield noticable results, but not tremendous. I wouldn't go out of my way for it; any good amp will be able to drive these in a mono-amp configuration with no issues whatsoever. Also, these are pretty big towers, at least by apartment living room standards, and are somewhat bigger than the Monitor 50s. They come almost to head level when seated. They're not going to replace any end tables or anything, but still, make sure you have room. To get the most out of these, pair them with a Polk CS2 center channel, and a PSW125 subwoofer or other good 12" sub. If you haven't already, read up on other speakers within the Polk Monitor series so your configuration will be well-matched. I used these for both front and surround speakers, but I think I'm going with the Monitor 30 or 40 bookshelf speakers (same woofer/tweeter, just fewer of the woofers) for rear surround when/if I upgrade to 7.1.

Pros: These speakers exceeded my expectations. I am already a Polk speaker fan and have 4 sets in the house. These Monitor 60s are the lowest end of any of them but have very acceptable sound. They look good, and have a wood cabinet. Treble and midrange accuracy is above average, bass is average for the cabinet size. For the price and great Newegg shipping and service it is a STEAL.

Cons: Compared to my Polk RTi tower speakers in my home theatre these speakers are less accurate. The lowest point for these monitors is when listening to dance music and the music gets 'busy'. The sound doesn't stay distinct and tends to bleed together. The grey plastic legs are cheesy and don't have any leveling capability for uneven wood floors, etc. I'd prefer them to be all black, the silver trim is dated.

Overall Review: I have these in my living room, a rather large open area, 20 x 20 foot, and they fill the room with sound - no distortion up to the limit of comfortable listening. I do NOT have a sub on these and am powering them with a mid-range Onkyo receiver (110wx2). I find they have acceptable bass for most music listening. TV audio quality thru HD is fine, but it doesn't wow. Mine arrived undamaged.

Pros: Price, Quality, SOUND, Looks, everything!

Cons: Just a little weak on bass, but NOT a deal breaker. Bi-wire feature makes little difference.

Overall Review: I have had my "eye" on these Polk Monitor 60's for a while, waiting for them to drop in price. On 4th of July, I checked the website and couldn't believe these were on sale for $107.99 each with FREE shipping! I had to do a double take. I ordered 2 of them immediately, so for $215.98 with FREE ship these were delivered in 3 days. I had these speakers up and running (Bi-Wired) in about 20 minutes. Sound is nothing short of amazing. Clean, clear & crisp sound from these Polks. Although the bass is a little weak, I have a powered sub that takes care of that. I have these as my FRONT speakers in my Home Theater System (set as Large on my receiver) and they sound excellent. I am very pleased. Music, movies, Ipod, CDs, Blu-Ray DVDs all sound incredible. Honestly, I feel like I stole these from NewEgg for the price I paid.

Pros: Great! I am very happy with these speakers. I have two Monitor 60's and a Polk CS10 center channel running from a Onkyo HT-RC160. I will be adding rears and a sub when I move, but for the size apartment I'm currently in (small) I feel I can get by without a sub. Watching Blu-Rays (especially music) is a completely changed experience from before. I recently owned a set of bookshelf Klipsch speakers and there is no comparison. There are better speakers out there, but for the money there are superb (as long as you have space for big floor-standing speakers).

Cons: Big, but I knew that going in and actually prefer the look of larger speakers.

Pros: Great sound from a modest size speaker. Before I bought these I listened in a retail sound room and liked these better than the Monitor 70's. Less boomy, great mid and treble range. Working off a modest receiver they are fine. The bass is fine, I bought a subwoofer and am not sure if I will even keep it.

Cons: I had to open the box myself.

Pros: Best speakers for the price. I replaced a nice pair of Yamaha tower speakers with these. The highs, mids, and lows all sound good. The sound is crystal clear, plus, they are a very nice looking speaker which means the wife will approve. Theses speakers have a very nice, open sound. They sound better than some of the 1000.00 speakers I listened to at my local high end retailer and best buy.

Cons: Will need to get a good sub to really appreciate these.

Pros: I purchased a pair of these mainly to be used in a home theater setup. They do wonderful! The sound is very clean, and full. The added 5.25" woofer brings extra depth to the speaker, allowing it to hit lower notes more accurately. Listening to this speaker compared to a Monitor 40, you can easily tell this speaker is much larger, and sounds much more well rounded. The speaker also looks great, grills on or off. The front port means you can place it closer to a wall. I have also done a lot of listening in 2 channel, with and without a sub. They are awesome for music, and really bring out all the features of a recording.

Cons: Although they sound great without a sub, they sound even better with one. The small drivers make very accurate, quick sound, however they are not strong performers in the low end. Of course they improve once they are broken in, and also do much better when using a good quality, high power amp/receiver.

Overall Review: I would recommend these to someone looking mainly for a home theater speaker (mains or surrounds). They do good with music but really show their prowess when pulling you into an action movie with great, precise sound.

Pros: These speakers sound great for a surround sound setup. I almost never go the movie theaters anymore, and I hardly miss it with speakers like these. They really do produce a highly defined soundfield. You hear so much detail in Blu-ray lossless audio tracks.

Cons: None so far.

Overall Review: I have them set up as my right and left fronts; paired with a CS10 center channel, two monitor 50's for surround channels, and two FXI3's for rear surround channels. I am very pleased with the Polk Audio speakers that I have. Receiver is an Onkyo TX-SR605 at 90w/channel.