Polk Audio
The Polk Audio OWM3 is a compact, versatile two‑speaker system designed for multi‑application use such as surround sound, desktop listening, and shelf placement. Its removable base and keyhole mounting options provide flexible installation, while its acoustic‑suspension design delivers clear treble and modest bass at lower volumes.
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$199.00
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$173.95
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$119.00
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Polk Audio
Polk Audio
Polk Audio
Polk Audio
BIC AMERICA
Polk Audio
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Yamaha
Polk Audio
Fluance
Fluance
Dual Electronics
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Pyle
Pyle
Pyle
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Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers commend the OWM3 for its compact, multi‑application design, clear treble, and useful mounting options, but they consistently note its recessed midrange, harsh high‑frequency spike, and limited bass output, recommending DSP or EQ adjustments to achieve a balanced sound.
What Users Say
Everyday users appreciate the speaker's versatility, easy installation, and suitability for surround‑sound or desktop use in small spaces, while recurring complaints focus on excessive treble brightness and insufficient bass depth.
Common Complaints
Treble fatigue caused by a sharp 17 kHz spike, recessed midrange that muddies vocals, and limited bass extension that becomes noticeable at higher volumes.
What People Are Saying
“outside of the lack of bass and too much treble things look pretty good for most of the response”
How It Compares
The OWM3 positions itself against other compact wall‑mount or bookshelf speakers aimed at surround‑sound and desktop use. While it offers superior mounting flexibility and clear treble compared to many small speakers, its bass performance and midrange depth lag behind competitors that prioritize a more balanced frequency response.
