Polk Signature Elite ES60 Floorstanding Speakers Pair

Polk's flagship Signature Elite tower, built for movies and music

The Polk Signature Elite ES60 Floorstanding Speakers are the top floorstanders in Polk's Signature Elite range, with a four-driver array of three 6.5" woofers and a Hi-Res Audio certified tweeter. They are Hi-Res Audio Certified and compatible with Dolby Atmos and DTS:X, so they work equally well for stereo music and as the front pair of a home theatre. Polk's Power Port bass technology adds depth without a subwoofer in many rooms. Sold as a pair.

Why You'll Love It

• Detail up to 40 kHz. The 1" Terylene high-resolution dome tweeter is Hi-Res Audio certified, giving crisp treble that suits high-resolution streaming from services like Tidal and Qobuz.
• Bass you can feel. Three 6.5" mica-reinforced polypropylene woofers work with Polk's patented Power Port to smooth airflow and deliver deeper, cleaner bass.
• Works with almost any amplifier. Compatible with both 4 and 8 ohm outputs, the ES60 pairs with vintage hi-fi or a modern Dolby Atmos or DTS:X receiver.

Under the Hood

• Four-driver Dynamic Balance array. A 2.5-way cascaded crossover blends the three woofers and the tweeter, crossing over at 2.4 kHz for an even response across the room.
• Braced, low-resonance cabinet. A critically braced cabinet keeps the panels quiet so the drivers, not the box, define the sound.
• Room to scale. A 90 dB sensitivity and a 50 to 300 watt recommended power range let the ES60 play loud with a wide range of amplifiers, through dual gold-plated 5-way binding posts.

CHT Insider Verdict

The ES60 is the speaker to buy when you want one pair that covers serious two-channel listening and cinema duty without stretching to high-end money. The triple-woofer bass and Power Port design give it real weight for a tower this size, and the 4 or 8 ohm compatibility makes amplifier matching straightforward. It is an easy speaker to live with in a mid-sized room.

Pro Tip: Give each tower some breathing room from the rear wall to keep the Power Port bass clean, and toe them in so the tweeters aim just inside your shoulders for the widest, most focused soundstage.