Crystal clear highs, beautiful sounding voice in the middle range, and deep and punchy bass. All wrapped into one package, i use it with my Mac G5 and it performs wonderfully on garage band and iTunes

In front controlls, easy to set up (took me five minutes) headphone jack and RCA cable that connects to iPod, computer or MP3

Simple controls, two function options in the back and a volume knob in front

Rock solid enclosure wich contributes to great speaker performance, all materials work wonderfully

150$ for a pair of studio grade moniters is amazing

I haven't had to call for support yet

Not the most sex appeal for speakers when you are just looking them up on the internet, BUT when you have them the speakers have an excellent design about them, the metal rings places around the LF drivers, the set back enclosure for the tweeters the "three face plate" type of face in front, the list goes on and on

Guitarist

Rock, Alternitive, Punk, ect.

One of the main reasons I bought these were for the volume control and headphone jack on the front. Very convenient. Plugging headphones in mutes the speakers and headphone volume is controlled via the volume knob on the speakers. All necessary leads and wires are provided for connectivity.

Extremely solid construction, pretty hefty for their size. Finish is immaculate and fit is just about perfect. Do be aware that the tweeters may take a while to run in. I found that turning the volume up to just past half way and making sure their was no signal clipping allowed for my right tweeter to work smoother than it id. Initially is popped and crackled-i was getting worried but now it performs like a god. The wire provided to connect the monitors together I believe is a medium gauge. This wire is fairly thick, but offers slightly less openess than the left monitor. You may want to upgrade the wire to a high gauge wire, however I've just altered the left and right sound fields so the sound is more centered.

I paid

Learning to record/mix music

Various types of metal, mostly gothic, heavy and doom. Rock, Indie