Monoprice Compact THX Satellite Speakers. Perfect Small Room Solution!

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[@ErinsAudioCorner]

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[@xbmcme9768]

I'm interested in getting a beefier center for this. Will any of the larger Monolith centers be good? I'm aware of "timbre" match, but have really not idea what that actually is and how to do it right. Since these are THX cert, will the non-THX cert centers be good or do I have to buy the 365C to get that "timbre" match??? As an aside, would be great to see a video on this topic. Thanks for making videos on this!

[@ErinsAudioCorner]

@@xbmcme9768 their THX center is good.

[@KroyXV]

How do these compare to RSL, CG3M 5.1 Home Theater System, or CG23M 5.1 Home Theater System??? Or the The Polk Signature Elite Series

[@foxgaming76yt24]

​@@ErinsAudioCornerErin, do you think it's possible that the crossovering of the unit you measured was done poorly? I don't see a dip in Monoprice's own measurements, which, I admit have almost 0 info about them, but most of it matches with the results that you obtained, except for the big dip that is at around 1.6khz for your measurements. Theirs do have a dip too, but it's roughly 1-2dB unlike yours, which are roughly 4dB. Would it be possible to measure another set to verify if the dip is actually a nature of the speaker, or if it's a damaged unit?

[@JayJay-jx3zg]

The price for the 5.1 system has doubled!

[@sk9592]

I sent these speakers in to Erin a little while ago. It’s great to see that he’s been able to review them. Glad you liked them! Thanks for making these measurements available to the community!

[@zefrog7482]

Top man. Thankyou.👍🙂

[@johnd5542]

No I sent that speaker....Just kidding. Thx for doing that, I need a budget setup for my bedroom. This might be the one.

[@hobblyjig]

Nice

[@parkertufts5251]

@@johnd5542 yeah man pull the trigger. 400 is killer for that 5.1

[@schoebelski6602]

THkX mate, for sending those in to Erin and enabling the review for all of us😃👍 ...and thanks Erin for the review.👍

[@Edward135i]

Absolute perfect atmos speaker for people who don't want to cut holes in their ceiling.

[@dananskidolf]

Nice to see a decent coaxial design at this price. It's a pity Monoprice pulled out of Europe, I think rooms are typically smaller here so this compact satellite would suit people well.

[@johnviera3884]

Import them and sell them there dude. Make a profit

[@dananskidolf]

@@johnviera3884 Heh it's a nice idea, but I think I can't sell them for the same reason they pulled out. There's a health warning about phthalates on a lot of their speakers, which could well be the reason they've had to leave the market here. On the bright side that might mean they return later with revised products, but perhaps not for a while.

[@johnviera3884]

It’s not the plastic speakers. It’s playing Depeche Mode that makes you gay.

[@HomeCinemaJunkie]

​​@@dananskidolfI think most stuff today contain that. However some states demand that the manufacturer has to state that on the product.

[@dananskidolf]

@@HomeCinemaJunkie Well I dunno for sure if it is the reason, but bear in mind safety laws are famously stricter here. Taking a closer look, there are four phthalates banned in electric/electronic equipment (EU/UK). If as you say, these are in lots of speakers, maybe we're missing those ones too.

[@jeffsloane8628]

Good product at a great price! I really hope Monolith/Monoprice does a version of this system with 6.5" drivers. Larger room rating, a touch more efficient, less distortion, and more slam form the increase in cone area. I think three identical speakers across the front with coaxial drivers has real world merit.

[@ErinsAudioCorner]

I hope so too!

[@sk9592]

It’s funny, you basically just described the KEF Q350. And you’re right, they do make for fantastic LCR speakers. Only thing is that they are quite a bit more expensive than Monolith. They do drop to $500/pair a couple times a year though.

[@Goose_Lord]

A 6.5" on-wall & satellite combo especially. The Kefs are just way too large for surrounds or Atmos in most rooms. Either way, I think monoprice killed it with this lineup.

[@jeffsloane8628]

Exactly. Having seen Randy's video on the KEFs I bet Monoprice could equal or beat the performance at a lower price point, even in their Monolith line.@@sk9592

[@foxgaming76yt24]

What's the speaker called?

[@mp88mp88mp88mp88]

Dining room shot please. Dont be ashamed, you are doing the lord's work measuring the speakers the best way you can. More power to you for it. Personally, I'd like to see how much work and sacrifice goes into the videos. A polished video can often make light of the effort and time that goes into it.

[@Mike-tg8si]

Hey Erin! Nice to see you’re back to doing reviews and videos on your channel again these last couple months!

[@ErinsAudioCorner]

Thank you.

[@matthewscorner5722]

I bought these 5.1 and use the sub and two of them on/under my desk. Liked my jbl 305p better I think but barely. The less desk space and the sub mean I stuck with these I am happy with them.

[@ottoburgess1555]

Seems like a coaxial driver needs a really well designed mid-woofer driver/wave guide. KEF seems to do well with that. I wonder about the JTR 110s and speakers like them. Nice Erin!

[@ErinsAudioCorner]

Hey! Thanks for the support!

[@NakeanWickliff]

These are perfect for Atmos and this is what I use them for. I was looking for the smallest coaxial speaker I could get that sound a decent and these work great.

[@parkertufts5251]

Perfect for every channel in a small room. You can get all speakers but one for a 7.2.4 system for 800 bucks... Crazy. And it would sound awesome in a small room

[@NakeanWickliff]

Yes but my point is they can also pull their weight as atomos speakers in a large room. @@parkertufts5251

[@FOH3663]

Monoprice, be it in house design/engineering, or hiring out/consulting, ... either way they're impressively on the right track.

[@ErinsAudioCorner]

Agreed. Nearly all their monolith line of speakers are impressive.

[@michaelrock1050]

Hello Erin. Can't help but notice what looks like the Triangle Br03 in the background. Can't wait to hear your analysis! Excited! 🙌🙌

[@ErinsAudioCorner]

It is!

[@dilbyjones]

Much more value here than one might initially think. Great professional level review.

[@lukeselker5175]

These are going to be my next desktop speakers, perfect for that application

[@c.s.herman860]

This is exactly what I was thinking

[@guystpierrecomposer]

I got a pair of triangle BR02 for 350$ new (90db sensitivity)… there a lot of good deal out there. This with 2 BR03 in the front sounds very good (near hifi)

[@82Tellus]

Perfect pc speaker set in the 5.1 pack, add a used receiver and its miles better then anything in its price class. Only snag is I can't find anyway of buying them in the EU, Monoprice has shut down their EU store 😢

[@crazydwarfer]

Thanks for the awesome video as always. Bringing the science to the community each time :)

[@ErinsAudioCorner]

You bet!

[@BriBCG]

Have been interested in these little guys since I saw Joe cover them. Could be a great, affordable way to upgrade my small room Energy 7.1 system to Atmos some day without much difficulty or needing to make significant modifications to my apartment. Rip Energy. I think I'd rather stick with 7.1 if I can't find something easy to mount to the ceiling since I don't have much faith in those upfiring solutions.

[@KimmoJaskari]

It's kind of wild what the 5.1 system seems to be able to do, at $409 for the whole shebang + a receiver on top. The sub is reportedly pretty good too and can actually reach down to 20 hz in a room.

[@Woot-Zee]

They were so close to making it almost perfect little cheap speaker. :D

[@zefrog7482]

Pretty impressive for such a budget entry, looking forward to the subwoofer review. 79.5 dB! Wow, that's pretty darn low, almost amazing how it's that little. Still, for the money, can't really criticise. Great review as always.👍🙂

[@dexterts1]

Mmm,really interested on your opinion on Triangle’s😌

[@psyphonyxaudio]

They have been working pretty great as a height channel for my system for a while.. albeit .. turned up +8 db or more due to the sensitivity. Yup.. for the price I got them for .. this entire Monolith system, I have with Encore B6, C6, T6 and heights .. is really great.

[@bobbykannady1180]

what size room

[@psyphonyxaudio]

@@bobbykannady1180 - 11 x 19 x 8

[@joeanon8568]

If the room is a bit larger but the listening distance is within that 8ft, it should still be good, right? I'm looking for a setup in a living room space that's open to other parts of the house on 2 sides and compact is a huge plus. Since its not a dedicated media space the spouse wants speakers that don't call too much attention to themselves

[@parkertufts5251]

Ordered 1 of the 5.1 sets to replace my 4 height speakers. Just decided to order another one and put together a 5.2 setup in the bedroom. Too good a deal to pass up IMO

[@courtneylewis899]

Best ceiling mount atmos speakers available. And move the low pass filter to 85- 90hz and just amazing overhead sound.

[@GadgetyMV]

As for the multitone distortion due to being coaxial, yes highly likely. I've yet to see a measurement where the wave guide is dynamically moving and doesn't influence the tweeter. The Monoprice package deal, would be really interesting if they had a multisub alternative.

[@we8463]

Amazing value especially when they are on sale! Thanks for an other scientifically done review!

[@ErinsAudioCorner]

My pleasure!

[@paulgood2218]

Nice review, I would love to see a product affordable in a 6.5 inch or 8 inch for a medium room .

[@emorphien]

Nice to see a good review of these, I picked up a set a while back when they were on sale for around $180 a pair (I believe) and use them as side surrounds in a small room. Been really impressed with them. I'm eventually going to add Atmos speakers and have been debating whether getting more of these makes sense, or saving money with the Polk OWM3.

[@emorphien]

Actually, on further pondering, a review of the Polks would be rather interesting as well.

[@ud946]

How do you like them for surrounds? I’m thinking of buying them as atmos speakers, but the other contender is OWM3

[@demwillams8898]

I am starting to think through what to add to the bedroom for better sound (just tv speakers currently). I'd really like to not have to run another avr...not that I don't have an extra one in wait, but the simplicity of a soundbar is tempting. Then again, this kit for ~400 is about the price of a decent SB...I think...I haven't shopped for a sb in a decade lol

[@dansuess4859]

Thanks so much for this review, very informative. Do you think the rising treble and wide dispersion would make these a bit too "hot" in a small, fairly reflective room?

[@ErinsAudioCorner]

Possibly. But I imagine most will be using these with an AVR that has equalization or at least tone controls. Those can easily remedy the HF since these speakers take extremely well to EQ due to their great directivity.

[@deankim6687]

I wish Channa would let you review his Focal Dome Flax satellites.

[@sudd3660]

omg that is the tightest woofer tweeter position i ever seen. and the price is high, should be a contender.

[@TheBarbapapa1234]

Will these work as a pair of rear surrounds in a 7.2 setup with Focal Aria 948 as mains, cc900 as center and 906 as surrounds?

[@ronniefarhat95]

When you measure the 8inch thx subwoofer, can you try it sealed as well? Joe told me in the comments on one of the Daily HiFi videos that it wasn’t tuned to be sealed, but subjectively I like it better that way, as it was chuffing quite a bit for me in the lowend when I had it open. Thanks as always!!

[@ChillburgerXZ]

Erin, knowing the volume limitations of these speakers, would you say that these would be a bad candidate as rear surrounds in a large (3000 cu ft) room? Assuming that I’m going for something a bit more sensitive for my LCR and that I would be running a subwoofer. I like how small these are for tucking into our existing furniture and the off axis performance does seem quite nice.

[@thillyard1]

It’s a relative to how far you will be sitting from them. I have a pretty large room and use these as sides surrounds and from 8-10’ from the seating distance they are fine for surround duty.

[@ChillburgerXZ]

@@thillyard1 thanks for the input. My seating position is about 10ft off of my side walls, so that is good feedback. I’ll definitely consider them!

[@seanroberson1316]

Too funny you're doing this review now. I was gonna buy a pair of these.

[@ErinsAudioCorner]

Good timing then!

[@Grommet2007]

Those look like really neat little speakers. Should work pretty good as a 5.1 multimedia system, if the 8" subwoofer keeps up with them (looking forward to that review too). I am curious though that the null through the x-over region was not a lot deeper when you reversed the connection for the tweeter, particularly as the midrange and tweeter share the same axis. I'm guessing that the built-in x-over can be further optimized, and perhaps that might deal with that dip as well.

[@ErinsAudioCorner]

Yeah, I kind of wonder if it’s not just native in the crossover on purpose, though. It’s just kind of odd, because there doesn’t appear to be any sort of resonance from the driver or the enclosure at that frequency. And it doesn’t look like it would be a diffraction issue because everything looks smooth. Plus the fact that it follows a directivity indicates that it’s early design, almost as if it was an EQ thing.

[@Grommet2007]

@@ErinsAudioCorner It is a bit weird, as if there's better phase tracking through the x-over region (which would produce a much bigger and deeper null if the tweeter is reversed), both the on and off-axis response through the x-over region should be pretty smooth. I wonder if you'd see something similar if you reverse the tweeter connections on another coincident speaker design, like the KEF speakers?

[@parkertufts5251]

@@ErinsAudioCorner maybe the dip is mandatory for THX certification... There's a conspiracy theory...

[@ErinsAudioCorner]

@@parkertufts5251 oh, that’s right! I remember seeing that a few different places.

[@parkertufts5251]

@@ErinsAudioCorner nice. I thought it was just another one of my ignorant speculations

[@jc4626]

Thank you Erin for the great wideo. I have 2 of these for my Front height Atmos, and 2 in the back rear surrounds, and they work great. My Fronts are Sonus Faber Toy bookshelfs with the matching center using a ring tweeter. For Audio the Sonus Faber do well for me, but looking to add more of an open sound to match the Monolith sats, I had a look at their Bookshelfs B5 and C5 center but was unimpressed with the reviews. Is there a boodshlelf and center that has similar match to the Monolith sats? But to retain theater and audio quality? thxs for any reply...

[@Mishael_Agyei-Boamah]

Huh. Interesting. Might have to recommend to my friends who wanna start a budget Dolby system

[@Bork0r]

Im seeing some Triangles in the background… review coming up? ☺️

[@dadeyemoody7287]

How would these rate as the atmos speakers and maybe even surround speakers in a room that’s 19x17x8? Seems maybe decent for atmos but unsure of surround and rear? Glad you’re posting again, love the content!

[@bobbykannady1180]

would these work well as elevated Atmos spkr without sub on a 13.2 Sony es receiver with room correction? room is 20x12 ft with 4th wall open

[@Casey.S.]

Enjoying the content. Keep up the good work 🏆

[@user-xg6zz8qs3q]

Is that a Triangle Bro 3 in the background ? I am looking forward to the review :)

[@leeh4722]

Looks like Comette

[@user-xg6zz8qs3q]

@@leeh4722Yup! I stand corrected

[@ErinsAudioCorner]

It is.

[@leeh4722]

@@ErinsAudioCorner the BR0 or Commete?

[@jc4626]

Hey Erin, thank you for all your videos, awesome amount of information. I have 2 of these Monoprice speakers as front Atmos heights and 2 back rears. They work fine in my basement. The rest of my speakers are Sonus faber Toy bookshelf and center, and 2 Elac in-ceiling rears. The Bed layer is kinda soft or mellow sounding, and my center doesn't have allot of clarity. The Monoprice speakers have a brighter tone, not harsh though just great for effects. I was thinking of upgrading my fronts and center to the Dali Oberon 1's but was worried that it might get too bright and forward, any recomendations? thxs in advance. Do you have any insight on the Dali Oberon or other speakers that might be a better match?

[@Drula-ie6yt]

Nice pair, didnt know about these

[@sammy10001]

THX compact and THX select is the average room size for almost all viewers. Ultra & dominus is for home theathers. But even then, I've seen those ultra rooms are designed wrong so many times, that they are a waste of money in my opinion. Compact & Select is the sweetspot for probably 3 standard deviations worth of people. Compact and select is the average scaled down version of a home theather. Looking at THX specs, they recommend a view angle of horizontal 40 degrees to the TV/display they are viewing. 40 degree view angle is about 8.5 ft from a 77 inch tv. And the 77 inch oleds from LG are a bargain. Last years LG c2 at 77 inch is a phenomenal TV, and this speaker would compliment that so well, if seated appropriately.

[@c.s.herman860]

Best for desktop 2.1?

[@1Aquadon]

Thanks Erin! Is it possible to do the Ascendo "The Six and JTR "Noesis 110HT-SL" soon?

[@ErinsAudioCorner]

You bet!

[@1Aquadon]

So yes I've been on the fence with coaxials for entire my system... but to start with my atmos.. I was seriously considering the Monoprice satellites but my room is 2200 ft2 and I have another space that needs full in-ceiling so looking at the Kef Ci200 range would love to see some reviews of those as well! And a biggy question if coaxial is so great why dont companies have more in ceiling versions you think? @@ErinsAudioCorner

[@chrisbarry9345]

Still worth it at $250/pair to use as near field surrounds?

[@TheDenix8]

It would be interesting to compare this multitone distortion with Uni-Fi Reference from ELAC

[@FrozenFingers]

THANKYOU

[@bingdong8571]

I was seriously considering these but i dont see any way they could give me proper dynamics with that enclosure.

[@dmccoyny]

I wonder how these would pair w/ my (coaxial) KEF L/C/R...?

[@DIGGERS881]

Do you think that the speakers grill cloth would tame the tweeters brightness? My wife told me that these need to have the grill on for looks.😔

[@roelcorral7720]

Nice review I’m assuming these would be great for Atmos speakers?

[@ErinsAudioCorner]

I think so!

[@sumdood2035]

How wide is the dispersion on these? Would I be able to mount them as surrounds on the wall directly behind a sofa which is also against the wall?

[@sivag4777]

What about Logitech THX CERTIFIED Z906 5.1 home theater system ❤❤

[@kevind4061]

Ty

[@parkertufts5251]

They might include that dip at 1600 because the default curve that audessy aims for has a dip right there. Just a guess... Not sure why audessy aims for a dip there

[@54tristin]

What size parameters define small to medium room?

[@Goose_Lord]

Thanks for giving us this review! My "basement" is large due to an open staircase and hallway on the side. However I have a decent LCR already and need 8 more speakers that are no more than 10 feet away from the MLP. Plus I really need slim on-wall speakers for the rears. These fit the bill. I also dont listen to movies that loud. Music will only ever be 2 channel. Am I missing anything, or did you just toss up a home run?

[@ErinsAudioCorner]

Other than output level concerns, these are pretty darn nice.

[@Goose_Lord]

@@ErinsAudioCorner fantastic, thanks for all your efforts!

[@scaudioav]

AWESOME MAN!! Glad we got to see these little things on the Klippel! 👍 Hopefully that sub rolls in soon. :)

[@ErinsAudioCorner]

You and me both!

[@fernandozegarraaudio8144]

Could someone explain to me what is F3=81 Hz and F10=60 Hz, I really want to know what is F3 and F10 and if there are more "F"s. thanks

[@ErinsAudioCorner]

Here you go. Skip to about 9 minutes in. I believe I explain it there. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mp3Xq5Rjeqyneck

[@fernandozegarraaudio8144]

@@ErinsAudioCorner Erin, thanks you for your reply, but I couldn't see or heard about nothing the F3 and F10 in ALL the video not only from the 9th minute. The video "What Is Frequency Response? || Understanding the Measurements Part 1" really good video, I saw 2 years ago, in this opportunity had a doubt about how you determinate the mean SPL meter, sometimes I knows the specification are calculated putting a 1 KHz / 2.83 V /1m, but you said "... calculated the mean SPL over a range of 300 Hz to 3 KHz so basically you know the typical human voice region and in doing so I've also said okay now based on that mean SPL what is the plus or minus one and a half dB region and then what is the plus or minus 3 dB" So this is your standard calculation or use another standard like ITU or ANSI? Now I'm going to watch chapter II again, I hope I can find the description of F3 and F10, maybe I missed something.

[@nhennessy6434]

Would, I think make a good cheap set of Atmos heights in a small 5.1.4 system in a tiny room (l.t. 1000 cf).

[@ErinsAudioCorner]

Yeah. Should do the trick just fine.

[@DIGGERS881]

Great video! I’m doing an atmos setup in my 11x13x8’ room using seven to eleven of these speakers together. The center speaker will be 8’ away and the LR’s will be 8’ 6” from my listening position. Do you think they will work well at those distances? I don’t listen to anywhere near reference. Thanks

[@ErinsAudioCorner]

Just keep volume at a reasonable level and use a subwoofer and you should be OK.

[@DIGGERS881]

Thanks Erin! 🙂

[@elongatuspiranha]

110db would have made toast out of those speakers:)

[@MrArnand]

If only one could buy this in Europe..

[@soundwave6769]

you tried any 3 way atc speakers ? no fkn bass comes out of them no dnb on those without the sub

[@Huub1e]

Would this work well as a satellite speaker for sides and rear in a 7.X.X system in a medium to large room or is the efficiency going to be too low to be powered by typical AVRs in this price class? Most people won't be using an external amp for surround speakers. Maybe pair it with Q350s or Q150s for mains and center. It seems like the directivity is excellent allowing good sound across all seats, they're small enough to mount discreetly to a wall. And they reach 80hz which makes them easy to crossover in a surround system.

[@ErinsAudioCorner]

I think so.

[@Goose_Lord]

They also have the "on-wall" version that has 2 radiators to effectively boost the sensitivity by about 3db and extreme the F3 by 10Hz. I'm thinking those for surrounds, with these for Atmos.

[@krjohnson29]

How would you feel about trying to use these as Front/Rear height speakers (mounted on the top of the front and back walls) in a medium sized room?

[@ErinsAudioCorner]

I think they’d do well for that as long as you didn’t crank them and used a proper crossover.

[@hom2fu]

they're low Sensitivity 81.0dB (2.83V@1m). make sure others speakers have same sensitivity rating. or one loud, one too quiet

[@terukopops]

Damn, they've jumped to $799.99 now and out of stock!

[@tomerikstokness276]

This driver should really be a hi/mid in a threeway.

[@Nick_2i]

Honestly the sub could be hot garbage and the 5.1 would still be a good deal at ~$400

[@jaball77]

The pricing makes no sense to me. These are supposedly worth $249 a pair? And the 8" THX sub is $349? But somehow you get 5 speakers and the sub for $389? Something doesn't pass the smell test. I'll be curious to see where the pricing shakes out when the stuff comes back in stock. Looks like Monoprice flooded KZbinrs with samples and and now all these components are sold out!

[@ErinsAudioCorner]

Not sure. Remember, I said at the beginning of this video that I received these from a viewer. Monoprice didn't send me these particular speakers.

[@RennieAsh]

Meanwhile I have 2x floor standers , 3x bookshelf and some subs in a slightly bigger than 3m room

[@johnd5542]

Who needs eat at a table if you got cool equipment and audio to play with.

[@ErinsAudioCorner]

Bingo.

[@davidfromamerica1871]

I have the Bose Companion 20 computer speakers. No sub. They fill an entire 14 X 12 room with music no problem. I don’t understand all this boom boom stuff needed to play music. 😳🙄 People today must have a considerable amount of hearing damage to have to play loud music. Don’t need to play them “Loud” at all to fill the entire room with music. They give just enough bass for me with the rear port 6 inches from the wall. I play all types of music genres except bass heavy music like rock and heavy metal. They are not made for that boom boom sound.

[@C--A]

Bose Companion 20 speakers are ok if you don't mind not having average sound quality! But you can buy much better sounding speakers for not that much more money 🤑

[@shaundavidssd]

You dont EQ THX mode ,you cant ,you dont buy THX speakers to run in anything but THX mode

[@courtneylewis899]

The set it 50% off its a stupid deal

[@ACM1000000PT]

i would never understand why a small speaker is ''ok'' for small room, if they don't make 30hz bass the music will sound boring as hell... personally i have a floorstanding with roomEQ in my small room, works very good 30hz +0dB / 25hz -6dB hehe Pd: good video, as always

[@emorphien]

because subwoofers, and because a lot of big speakers don't work well in small rooms, near, or mid-field configurations.

[@ACM1000000PT]

@@emorphien but anyway is more pain in the ass to have a dual subwoofer plus a satellite on a stand in the small room xD

[@tktran303]

Bargain! Makes Avantone mixcubes look terrible...

[@user-gf7kj5vj3p]

Very inefficient speakers