They are designed to produce a wide sound field, and minimize side wall reflection. Rare to find that design in a dynamic tower config. These are dipoles, with rear facing tweeter and midrange drivers in addition to the fronts.
Occasionally I would switched them to main when I want to get into head banging mode, because their overall bass response energy output is very good. My mains have been Mag 2.7, Mag 3.7, and currently Revel Performa. And 5O% of that was only on main channels. I have used them about 95% as secondarys to my main speakers in my dual preamp/amplifier surround stereo setup. Polk eventually acquired the EOSONE brand, and many folks thus think EOSONE was made/designed by POLK, but EOSONE products remained the same construction until discontinued (or until POLK discontinued. The EOSONE products were true to the concept, and proved to be among if not the best quality per price-point speaker items in recent memory. Unfortunately things did not work out due to marketing and economic pitfalls but only that - not due to shortcomings in the product. He took the unprecedented approach of marketing EOSONE via BEST BUY (remember them.not necessarily known for providing 'high end'' type audio quality). His concept for this brand was to distill high quality affordable speaker technology to the common man. Highly regarded sub-audiophile 3-way 6 driver bass reflex dipole tower speakers designed by the famous Arnie Nudell of the Infinity and Genesis brands.
