Micca MB42X-C

I use a pair of these as a stereo pair in my bedroom hanging on each side of my 42in tv at the foot of the bed. Using these in stereo standing up vertically, these are some of the best speakers that you can buy for the money. Crystal clear sound that's very articulate, and phenomenal imaging. I have been using them like this for 2 years paired with a 15in sub to cover the low end. I wouldn't hesitate to buy 5 of these for a full home theater setup.

I recently upgraded my PC speakers to a near field system using a pair of Micca MB42x's and a Dayton 6.5 powered sub. I should mention that I thoroughly research what I'm thinking of buying by reading a ton of reviews from multiple websites. I liked the Miccas so much I decided to use them as my LCR when I overhauled my home theater. I initially was going to purchase one MB42X-C and two MB42x's but the centers were $10 cheaper, handle more power, are more efficent and you get an extra 4" woofer as a bonus. It was a no brainer. I'm no audiophile, I just know what I like and I really like these speakers. They sound very warm and rich.They're still breaking in but the increase in bass response was immediately apparent.The highs are nice and crisp. They are being pushed by a Denon AVR-S700W receiver with a HSU Research VTF1- MK2 subwoofer handling the low end. The LCR speakers they replaced were three Klipsch Gallery 28's.The Klipschs' were very nice speakers but were designed to be mounted on the wall and I just didn't have the space. The Miccas' will only sound better once broken in so I'm very pleased with my purchase.

I bought this speaker to replace a "tired" Polk center channel speaker. A few adjustments and this speaker sounds as good but not better than the Polk. It appears to be a design and build from 2012 which puts the technology back a few years. It was a good buy and does seem to balance well with the other 7.1 speakers. It requires less power to respond than the larger sleepy Polk. The cabinet is tight with no rattles. The two suspension speakers are made from carbon fiber and give a tight low/midrange. The tweeter is bright sounding but I would not say crisp. The "s" sounds in some music and spoken words extend to a "hiss" ever so slight. Just me I suppose, but I listen for cleaner highs reproduction. All in all a good speaker I'll keep.

I just got my system really dialed in today and I'm so happy I bought this speaker. I am hard of hearing with a degenerative condition where my hearing gets worse as I grow older. When I was younger, I could hear music pretty normally except for the highest pitch flutes and cymbals. But for the last 5 years or so it has been incredibly difficult to enjoy music unless wearing headphones because vocals have sounded very muted on any system. Today, I feel like I'm hearing music as good as I did 10 years ago. I recently upgraded to the entry level Onkyo 5.1 receiver. When I first hooked up this speaker, I noticed an immediate difference and could hear vocals and mids better, but as I've dialed in this system and played with the settings of the receiver, I have really brought out the sounds I haven't been able to hear for years. Whats even more impressive, is that in configuring settings like the sound image and dimensional settings, I have really been able to bring out both the clarity of vocals, but also keep the bass really tight and strong. I'm hearing bass come out of this speaker that wasn't there when I first hooked it up, and it sounds fantastic. So the takeaway for you folks without a hearing problem should be this: This is an exceptional speaker, especially for the price. when dialed into the system, you're going to get fantastic vocals and tight, efficient bass. It won't shake the room, but it won't muddy up your highs either. This is all thanks to the crossover. If you're on a stereo system, I would suggest buying two of these and using for you main speakers and pair it with a subwoofer and you will be set.

Let me start by saying that I would normally try to create a home theater system with matched speakers from one manufacturer. But I needed to find an inexpensive center channel speaker to become the core of a new system that would replace a fairly decent set of TV speakers attached to a Pioneer Elite Plasma panel in our living room. I decided to expand the system to a 3.1 configuration (surround was not a good option). I added a nice B&W sub and a new Denon entry level receiver to a pair of Definitive Technology tower speakers (each with an onboard powered subwoofer). A key goal was to try to match the main speakers as best as possible between the center channel speaker and the towers. I admit that the ideal solution would be to buy a new Def Tech powered center channel speaker with a built in sub, but that would be cost prohibitive. However, this Micca speaker has turned out to be a a great choice. I defined it as 'small' within the receiver speaker setup so that any center channel low frequencies would be routed to the subwoofer. Once that was done, it performed beautifully. I have to admit that I was a little skeptical when I placed my order as I'd never heard of this brand before reading reviews on it as an alternative to a Pioneer center speaker I was initially drawn to. But this Micca on sale was a great value, had glowing reviews and it had a basic form factor that would look great in the room. I would also say that the speaker has improved it's response over time, indicating that it would benefit from a break in period before you fully assess it's sound. I am very happy with this purchase and would do it again in a heartbeat.

Excellent value for the money.

Good and clear sound especially human voices/dialogues, value for money.

I got first the center channel 42mxc ,was already a great improvement , I was looking for the 42MBx model to match the center , but since they are out stock a while ago I decided to go for the RB model they are small and on the limit to be still able to use the same Sanus stands ( I was planning to drill and put Threaded Inserts for Wood ) but instead I used gorilla tape for mounting on the small Sanus base and worked great ), about the sound , I have a small apartment so is more than enough , the sound is great and complemented with a small Sony sub the whole system is excellent I don’t like overwhelming bass shadowing the rest of the sound ,I use a Marantz NR 1403 receiver that gives me 50W per channel @8 ohms, the volume is at 70 units most the time the max is 98 units of volume which I haven’t reach , , the LFE for the sub is at 100Hz , I will try later an old AV Sony receiver a( still analog )that I use only for music but has twice the power to see how the system behave using the Marantz’s preamp output , the system works great but I think more power will give more control of the speakers, my wife and I noticed the improvement, many times we can distinguish if the background music or sounds comes from the “TV” or is a sound coming from our place or from outside.

Best value for money product. May buy their latest in Bookshelf speakers soon .

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