Bass from a cabinet rather than from a subwoofer · review
The most completely specified floorstander here: every driver diameter published, and power stated as RMS with the peak figure alongside it.
The bottom line The clearest driver specification on this shelf, with a properly stated RMS figure — and the two amplifier-matching numbers still missing.
200 W RMS per speaker, 440 W maximum, plus every driver diameter. Two things are notable: the RMS figure is stated as RMS, and the peak is given separately rather than instead. That is the honest form, and most of this catalogue does not use it.
One 6.5-inch subwoofer, three 6.5-inch woofers, one 6.5-inch upper-mid and a 1-inch tweeter — per cabinet. Five bass and midrange drivers spread the work, which keeps distortion down at volume rather than extending the low end.
Sensitivity and impedance. They are the two figures that say whether your amplifier can drive the speaker comfortably, and neither is published. With five drivers per cabinet, the impedance curve is a fair question.
A tall column with five drivers is a large object. In a small room it will dominate visually and acoustically, and this is a speaker for a medium or large space.
Between the entry pair and the branded ranges, with more published detail than either. On specification alone it is the most transparent floorstander here.
On sale from 200 € to 212 € on the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores at the time of checking.
Not found on the American and British Amazon stores, where the buy link falls back to a local search rather than to a page that does not exist.
Prices and availability are what Keepa reported on the date this page was updated; both move.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 4 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
| Type | Passive pair, three-way — stated |
|---|---|
| Power | 200 W RMS per speaker, 440 W maximum — stated as both |
| Bass | 1 × 6.5" subwoofer and 3 × 6.5" woofers — stated |
| Midrange | 1 × 6.5" upper mid driver — stated |
| Tweeter | 1 inch — stated |
| Sensitivity | Not stated in this listing |
| Amazon reference | B07KWYXC4P (same reference on 4 Amazon marketplaces) |
| EAN | 4260608630207 |
Each one moves less air for a given output, which lowers distortion at level and spreads the thermal load. It is a common approach in tall cabinets and it produces a speaker that stays clean loud rather than one that goes deeper.
The maker distinguishes them, which suggests different tuning or different crossover treatment for one driver. The listing does not explain the distinction, and this page reports the arrangement as published rather than interpreting it.
Active pair · 320 W stated · Bluetooth 5.4 · DAB+ radio built in · wooden cabinets · LED
Active floorstanders with a DAB radio inside them — a complete music system in two cabinets, with no amplifier, no source and no shelf.
Best for: A room that wants music without any furniture — no rack, no amplifier, no source.
≈ 274 €
Passive pair · 500 W maximum stated · works with common hi-fi amplifiers
The entry floorstander: a passive pair with a maximum power figure and little else published, at the price where most people buy their first tower speakers.
Best for: A first pair of tower speakers, where the alternative is bookshelf speakers on a shelf.
≈ £210 / 190 €
Floorstanding · top of the Monitor XT range · Terylene dome tweeter · Hi-Res capable frequency extension stated
The largest speaker in the Monitor XT range, which also contains the matching centre and height module in this catalogue — a system rather than a speaker.
Best for: The front pair of a Polk Monitor XT system, with the matching centre and height modules from this catalogue.
≈ $319 / 313 €
