Rockville TM80B Powered Home Theater Tower Speaker System, Black, 800W, 8" Subwoofers, Bluetooth, USB/SD Playback, FM Radio, Remote Control, Karaoke Ready, Perfect for Home Entertainment

They are great.

Music sounds so good great bass

I've had my eye on these for a while and was able to get them used or returned from Audio Savings at a nice discount. One hundred eighty something dollars, about two hundred some odd dollars with tax, shipped.First of all there are some dents on one of the speakers in a few spots, not really noticeable. They are a return at a deep discount after all. Ok no prob. I hooked my record player up to it, and it didn't sound that good. My Rockville two channel and Pioneer 3 ways sound better. Hmmm, I try different records, make sure the tweeter, two mids and sub are working on each speaker. They are. I use the aux input and play my YouTube playlist. Music still doesn't sound good. Ok, well, I take out the remote. All the accessories still factory wrapped by the way. Put in batteries and start messing with the remote buttons.Here's the thing... The instructions DO NOT go over the functions of the system and remote. I start messing with the EQ presets and the system comes alive. Loud, crispy highs, deep accurate bass, nice mid range. Now what the presets do to the sound is hard to say. The COU preset I like I assume means country, although I hate country music, there's a another preset or two that makes the system very enjoyable to listen to.Extremely poor documentation on how to use the system. That being said, it sounds amazing for the price I paid.One thing I absolutely HATE about this system is that when you switch inputs to Bluetooth, there's an extremely loud beep. Why would they program that into the electronics? What a stupid decision.With the major faults this system has, would I buy it new for 300 bucks? Nah.For 185ish scratch and dent? Yes. I only use it on Aux inputs anyway so I don't have to hear the annoying beep.Edit: A strange thing I also encountered, when using my record player, the sound gets muted or boosted in strange ways when increasing volume. It does not do that when playing music on YouTube. Both ways I'm using Aux inputs on the speakers and 3.5 mm on my record player and phone.Edit 2: the cheap record player was the problem. I bought a nice Sony record player and the volume increases and decreases as it should.

The media could not be loaded. These are the perfect speakers to add to any one who loves to listen to music at home through quality sound. I bought these just so I could rock out like I did back in the day. I missed so much being able to listen to music in the house like I listen to it in my car with the big speakers, these speakers do the job perfectly .

I bought these to install into my home-theater system I was setting up. I was reading reviews and questions, concerned about the proprietary cable that connected the speakers together. I had heard that its length was only 6-7' long and I needed more than that, so I went to the Rockville website and order more of the cords so I could splice them together. Ultimately I cancelled the order for more cables when the speakers came and included about a 13' which was plenty long for my setup with a 120" screen (the tape is actually showing closer to 130", so they will be even less confined).Apart from the pleasant surprise of them fitting my space well, they sound very good. I am a bit of an audiophile, and when I first turned them on I was concerned about the muddy, low-end focused sound that came out. Fortunately the included remote let's you equalize them, and I found a setting that sounds perfect. I used one of the preset settings that starts with a "J" or something, I don't remember the name it displays off hand, but then I turned my sub up to 6, and the treble up to 4 or 6. Once the volume is added, the sound is crystal clear and balanced nicely between the deep lows and the highs.Makes great music speakers, and when I was playing a video game, I noticed so many subtlties in the low end I missed out on when using the TV speakers.Definitely would recommend, super stoked to have my theater setup with these because they get loud!

I bought these speakers in September 2024, and just seven months later, they’ve completely stopped working—no sound at all. I tested every possible output option, and still nothing. I reached out to the manufacturer hoping the warranty would help, but they expect me to pay for return shipping, which costs the same as the speakers themselves. That’s absurd. I’m now stuck with a useless product because I refuse to pay for it again just to use the warranty. Total waste of money. Steer clear.