I've owned these speakers for about 5 months.

These are truly accurate, loud, rich sounding speakers. The quality is far beyond what I was expecting for this price range. I will never buy prepackaged sound systems again.

I paired these with a Smsl sa50 amp and it can get louder than you're able to hear safely. Games and movies sound awesome, just through these without a sub.

If you live in an apartment, I would recommend trying these first without pairing a sub. It may be too much for a small space.

They come with magnetic filters/covers, which I leave off, but they are cool.

Overall well worth their money. If you find yourself coming back to these in your shopping, don't hesitate any further, you won't be disappointed.

Good, small bookshelf speakers that sound a little bright at times and lack the bass of their "little brother", the Micca Club 3 speakers. They are more efficient and a have a tad less harsh sound than the Club 3's, but if one has the amplifier power (at least 40 to 50 watts per channel into 8 ohms resistance) my choice of the two is the Micca Club 3 speakers. The bass from the Club 3's is much better than from the Micca MB42X speakers and they sound like a speaker double their size when supplied with sufficient amplifier power. Both are very good speakers for their price, but I prefer the Club 3's over the MB42X speakers.

I've had these for 4 months now. They replaced a very good Klipsch 2.1 ProMedia system. These, paired with an 8 inch Dayton sub blow the Klipsch system away. If you are looking to step up from a prepackaged computer speaker system then look no further. I found them to be a bit lacking in bass themselves, hence the additional sub. Clarity is phenomenal. I can hear so many more details even when listening to lossy sound sources like Spotify. I do recommend FLAC files for PC use but everything will sound better.
Last night I sat down at my computer and listened to some music, turned to my wife and said, my speakers sound amazing. I'm still amazed by how good they are after 4 months. I thought they would sound normal to me now I am used to them but instead they continue to surprise me.

Ok, so this speaker rocks and I totally abused it and overpowered it and now its blown and no longer works!!! Im still giving it 5 stars because it handled 130 watts RMS from my Onkyo RZ-810 receiver at + 12db volume for almost 3 months straight for hours on end everyday! Not sure what RMS is for the Micca, but its rated at 100 watts max, so im guessing its probably around 40-60 watts RMS. I jammed almost triple that RMS wattage to this little speaker and it sounded great!....I have a blown speaker and need to find something which can handle the power, but this thing is great if you treat it right.

I purchased these little speakers thanks to the many positive reviews, and I have to add my own. I bought these speakers to replace another set of bookshelf speakers that I use in my workshop; one of those speakers fell off its wall perch and was damaged (blown out), so I needed a replacement.

Now, I'm no audiophile, and I'm really not that picky. But I like my music to sound good, and crisp and clear. I'm sure my shop, with all hard surfaces, wood, and concrete, is hardly the ideal place to highlight sound quality of any speaker, but they sound terrific.

Between the written reviews and one review that posted a video (aka audio) of these speakers in use (this was very helpful to me and totally sold me on the speakers), I bought them after only a few minutes' research. The attractively low price was the clincher, and frankly, these sound far better than the price would suggest.

They were just what I was looking for, and as good as most of the reviews suggested. I grew up in the 70s when you needed big huge speakers to get decent sound. Looking back, I can't believe the money I wasted on such things. Now, almost any inexpensive speaker will fit the bill, but I'm very pleased with these.