The Pros:Decent sound for a small satellite. Nice looking curved enclosure. Nice binding posts for easy hookup.
The Cons:Lacking any bass response.
The Athena LS-50 is designed to be used as a satellite speaker in your home theater setup, but it can also serve as a front speaker for a smaller setup. It features a 3" fiberglass cone and a .75" soft dome tweeter encased in a 7" tall curved cabinet with a black ash finish.
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The LS-50 speakers have a sensitivity rating of 84 dB, and are rated up to 100 Watts. Each speaker has a built-in keyhole bracket for mounting on the wall. The Athena LS-50 is available as a 5.1 package along with the Athena AS-P4100 sub-woofer and the Athena LS-C50 center channel.
Specifications
- curved enclosure satellite speaker
- 3" fiberglass mid-range driver
- .75" soft dome tweeter
- sensitivity: 84 dB
- frequency: 90Hz - 20kHz
- power rating: 100 Watts
- finish: black ash
- weight: 3.1 lbs
- dimensions: 6.9" x 5.6" x 4.7"
- price: $100 / pair
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Decent sound for a small satellite
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Nice looking curved enclosure
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Nice binding posts for easy hookup
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Includes keyhole-style wall mount
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Lacking any bass response
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Omar:
#athena_ls_50 I'm not an audiophile by any stretch of the imagination, and I have nothing to compare these to, but I really couldn't be happier with them. The sound is crisp and clear. I haven't blasted them super loud yet, but even the little loudness that I've afforded myself has had plenty of oomph. I'm not looking for super loud speakers though, keep that in mind. I also got these speakers on an awesome deal, so I'll definitely say they're worth the money *I* paid for them.
Dec 20, 07
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