Harman Kardon Speakers Reviews

They are EXCELLENT speakers for the money. I have been looking for another pair of speakers that are tonally natural and offer excellent imaging and soundstaging as these RS1. I did, unfortunately they all start at $300/pair!! Don't let the 1/2"...

5 user reviews

Its amazing what you can find if you look in the right places. The imaging, sound stage and dynamics of these speakers are on par with speakers costing $2000. All my friends, even those who dont know much about stereo gear have said how great they...

5 user reviews

This is a very well made speaker, treble is crystal clear and the bass is good. Midrange sounds are natural and strong and these speakers have a high power handling. These speakers have incredibly high sensitivity (SPL 101 DB @ 2.83V). That kind of...

5 user reviews

La verdad que son un par de altavoces impresionantes. Para el tamaño de sus componentes realmente suenan muy altos. Los tengo amplificados con un Harman/Kardon HK6250. El sonido demuestra la combinación perfecta de Harman Company (Infinity y...

5 user reviews

Harman, the group that owns audio brands like JBL, Infinity, AKG and Mark Levinson, ­­has unveiled a new in-car audio solution here at CES. The Voyager Dashboard consists of a portable speaker unit, which pops into and out of the dashboard top,...

2 expert reviews

How would you feel if you woke up one day in a perfect body? You'd pull back the blanket and look down on a perfectly flat tummy (something I haven't seen in years, although heaven knows I'm trying). Combination skin is a thing of the past—you seem to...

3 expert reviews

A year ago I reviewed Infinity's terrific- sounding $749 TSS-750 surround speaker system, and it quickly became one of my favorites in its price class—a surefire recommendation for entry-level surround sound systems. But much though I admired that...

3 expert reviews

Corporate strategy usually calls for applying technological innovation first to high-priced flagship products sold in boutique stores and then eventually have it trickle down to mainstream-priced products sold in the "box" chain stores. Sounds like a...

3 expert reviews

I purchased these from a guy on craigs list for $100.00. Along with the Entra two's for my 100 bucks I also received the matching center channel and the Entra 1 rear book shelf speakers, all in mint condition I might add. The book shelves on their own...

3 user reviews

Ear sex. 'Nuff said.

4 user reviews

I have been using Infinity Alpha 40 for more than four years. The high range is very clear. When playing vilolin, the smoothness and the details of the sound from the instructment are very distinctive. The midrange for the vocal is quite realistic,...

3 user reviews

I purchased what I think was the last new pair of Beta's ever sold back in 1995. I got them from the audio club at the Rein Main Air Force Base, Germany. The audio club had originally bought 4 pairs. When I showed up they had one new pair that I bought...

4 user reviews

great clean sound.plenty of bass,but be careful driving them,parts r harde to come by .i blew both tweeters and 1 midrange,have replacement parts,but still looking 4 orignial parts.

4 user reviews

These speakers are nice but a bit overpriced for their lower quality when compared to yesteryears RS series. The RS series was replaced directly by the Interlude series. The Interlude series also boosted their prices to high. Their performance was...

3 user reviews

I purchased this pair purely out of curiousity. I drove them using my Mark Levinson #26 preamp and #23 power amp.I think they sounded good back then, not now. May be my pair's need some serious part replacements due to its age. I don't know.The bass is...

4 user reviews