The History of Polk Audio: American Hi-Fi

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[@Liquid_Cooled]

LOVE this series. I will watch every single one of them while I have dinner.

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@@Liquid_Cooled thank you!!!

[@scottlowell493]

The polk 7 was actually a mistake. The passive radiator (aka fluid coupled subwoofer) was too heavy for the active driver. The Monitor 5 has a downsized PR and a great balance. They were a killer set of speakers, especially for the money. These speakers did 95% of what high end speakers did for a fraction of the cost. They really did compete with Kef and Vandersteen audio type sound. I got rid of my more costly speakers because the new reference series polk are better engineered for a fraction of the cost. Transparent, neutral but warm and very detailed. The ring radiator tweeter is world class.

[@GraeboProductions]

craptastic AI voiceover... it's pronounced "D.E.I." not "day".

[@rockroll9513]

Kinda dull

[@supercompooper]

In 1983, the company's president decided to launch a new line of excitement....

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Yes, there are some mistakes still, but I improve the translations. All the next videos will be much better! Thanks for watching!