Customer Ratings & Reviews

Bad speaker connections (flimsey). Otherwise speaker sounds good for what they are.

Sounds good. Sub is substantial. The blend in pretty well

Speakers look nice and construction appears to be solid they just do not have to full range sound and deepness that I was expecting from speakers costing $1300.00 and having a subwoofer.

Have my speakers amplified and still don’t work as loud.

When the weather is nice, being on the patio or deck is more normal than being inside. With that we like to have music. I am not a snob when it comes to sound but want something that has a good range and doesn't sound like you're listening to it through a tin can. The Sonance Magrocks deliver! They produce very crisp and clear sound with nice upper range and good low range. It is important to note that you will hear the lows but unlike indoor speakers you probably won't feel them like you would in a home theater setup. The caveat to that is that if you do turn it up you will but neighbors may not be happy. Once you get speaker wires run, depending on how far you're running the wires I would recommend 16/4 or 14/4 since both channels will connect to the sub and the left and right channel speakers connect to the sub and are prewired. The only complaint, which is minor, is that the cables wired into the left and right speakers is only about 6 feet. I have mine sitting in the landscaping at the middle my patio and remarkably, no matter where I am on the patio, it still sounds great. The patio is 40 feet across and the sound is excellent even at the end to the patio. Overall, I couldn't be more pleased with these speakers.

I set these up, powering with an old 5.1 home theater receiver, using the built in crossover and 12-4 outdoor wire. We've got a cheapo projector and collapsing screen that we've used for outdoor movies on occasion, but the sound was always difficult to hear, especially if our guests are spaced out on blankets. This was totally different. We were able to blast a Disney movie the other night and the sound was comparable to my $2K indoor sound system, minus the rear speakers. They're solid, handle power well, and replicate the sound to a reasonably accurate degree for outdoor speakers. Honestly, I think the rock aspect is a little gimmicky, and they still stick out like speakers. I'm going to do some re-scaping around them to try to hide or blend them in a little better.

My outdoor rock speaker system, I have been using it for a Christmas Light Show and they have performed amazingly. No issues, awesome sounds!