I have a pair that I used for a big room / big TV application. Tucked away behind the screen in a V wedge, they are just about right for the purpose, with good midrange modulation for human voices to articulate in movie dialog. They are actually quite good in this regard, and I can recommend for a MINIMALIST AV that's not necessarily geared towards music. They are compact enough to hide away, but big enough to do the job in a room full of people for sports or MTV videos.
The twin woofers in a compact form is what attracted me, on top of my experience with Polk mobile speakers, which hit a mark of quality / price, where the swap for OE automotive speakers is a no-brainer. Actually a better bet than most other brands, especially considering ASR types are not looking for SOTA sound in their commuter car.
The reason I'm researching now, 6 years after buying them, is I plan on moving them to our Daytona house, for heavy use 3-4 months a year. The question is, can I live with them as my only sound system 1000 miles from home? I know it's a compromise from using a tower speaker from my collection of beater KEFs, or buying nice new bookshelves, like the Q150s I replaced these with (<$250 in walnut, I could not resist). So that was the decision, nicer new speakers at home-home TV, and these older and less-desirable speakers in Florida. I don't want to miss them very much, especially if anything happened to them, even selling the place....I don't want to haul cheap old speakers 1000 miles back home to PA.
It's nice to see/hear the reported low distortion, if memory serves me this is accurate, as well as the weak bass (thanks Amir for the testing) Hooked up to an old Denon or newer Yamaha 202 receiver, I'll have good enough power, plus a little tone control to help things along until I find a sub to plug the basshole. I'll settle for my old FiiO DAC to make it a fully disposable system (with the Yamaha) (is that a valid audio equipment category, "Disposable"?)
So that would be for a 3rd string system with zero emotional baggage. At least I'll get my money's worth from them, and I'll actually look forward to coming back to my home system.