Definitive Technology Bipolar Loudspeaker BP6B

alaTest has collected and analyzed 24 user reviews of Definitive Technology Bipolar Loudspeaker BP6B from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 4.9/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.2/5 for other products in the same category on Amazon.com. Opinions about the usability and design are generally positive. The size and price are also mentioned favorably, whereas there are some negative opinions about the reliability.

I've had two BP6BK towers as my fronts in my primary home theater setup now for several months. Although they are the smallest bipolar towers manufactured by Definitive Technology, the sound is still impressive. They are mated to Yamaha's new 663...

I've had two BP6BK towers as my fronts in my primary home theater setup now for several months. Although they are the smallest bipolar towers manufactured by Definitive Technology, the sound is still impressive. They are mated to Yamaha's new 663...

I am using the PB6BKs as rear speakers with BP7004s and a DT Center 1000 on the front. This is as close to perfection for a reasonable price as you can get.

These speakers are look great and sound great. Using these with the Definitive Technologies Pro-Center 1000 and Pro-Monitor 1000 speakers. I would highly recommend these speakers.

I was very cautions when purchasing these BP6BK Definitive Technology Speakers. Having never before heard of the brand I did countless Google searches to see positive and negative reviews. If you look up reviews on just about anything you will find...

the 3 tweeters add to the sound of beautiful high frequency sound. of course, i also have a subwoofer to contribute to the bass sound. but to hear string instruments beautifully is perfect. the sleek look of speakers are modern and add a look of class.

i got these for rear surround,better than getting the PMON1000 with stands.big speakers give you big sound.

Great Price/Performance ratio. That said: hard to connnect speaker cable, sound is a little too bright, and you still need a sub-woofer for bone-rattling bass