The bass is rich and, while the treble isn’t quite as impressive, it was still pleasant to listen to in our tests. The T5V are loud too, with a volume that will easily fill most medium-sized rooms. That’s partly due to a scooped-out waveguide that helps the sound reflected off of the ceilings and walls stay true to what’s directly coming out of the speaker. They even sounded great in our echoey, wooden-floored living room.

My first impression of the SB-M5K was a speaker that sounded as small as it is, albeit with solid imaging. This was at relatively low volume where the low end suffered and the mids were quite pronounced, though imaging was solid. Crank them though and things improve dramatically.The LSX’s sound quality belies their tiny size, too. We’ve never heard a pair of speakers this small sound so powerful and muscular. The level of detail they’re capable of reproducing, married to a rich mid-range and a tight bass delivery is truly something to behold. I have a simple system, somewhat cobbled together over the years, for listening to my collection of LPs. The turntable is an ancient Ariston RD80 (I think - the badge came off a while ago) with an Ortofon OM5E, with a Rega Brio 3 amp, and a pair of bookshelf speakers inherited from a Denon UD-M30 system - a bit of googling tells me that they're actually Mission MS-50s. Whether you're seeking a standalone audio solution, pairing them with a subwoofer for enhanced bass or incorporating them into a surround sound home cinema system, bookshelf speakers strike the ideal balance between sound quality and size. Immerse yourself in captivating soundscapes and enjoy a truly immersive listening experience. The forward midrange remains. I’m not sure if they’re purposely tuned in this way or if it’s down to the small cabinet, or resonance in the cabinet. But with a bit of power behind them, the low end improves significantly and the top end opens out nicely too. They’re never going to produce ground-shaking bass, and there are numerous other bookshelf speakers of a similar size or only slightly bigger that will offer up more bass and. Smoother, flatter response than these. But they’re sure-footed and articulate, and great fun when things get loud.

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The speakers are front ported, and unfussy about room placement. The grilles are removable, but their mesh fabric cover is so thin there is no audible difference with the grilles in place. Incidentally the grilles of the UK model are a much nicer fit to the baffle, and have longer mounting posts. They’re a simple plastic frame design with subtle Denon (or Mission) branding.The M5Ks are unusual in that they are oriented with the tweeter at the bottom and the midbass driver above. This makes them a true bookshelf design, as the alignment of the drivers will generally result in a more appropriate tweeter height when the speakers are on a bookshelf. The grilles will flip to orient the badge correctly if you want to stand them in a more traditional orientation with the tweeter above the bass driver, but this also cites the cable terminals at the top of the rear baffle, and at a slight downward angle. I see no reason not to use them as intended, as even on a pair of stands the imaging doesn’t suffer from the downward tweeter. The drivers are so close together anyway. Songs are delivered with wide-ranging dynamics, impressive authority and scale. It’s a musically cohesive presentation that’s controlled and nicely organised. If you have the budget – and space – for these speakers, they're worth an audition. A special crossover network not only amplifies the synergy between the drivers but also enhances the audio quality, providing you an immersive listening experience.