I’ve purposely saved mentioning one of the v2’s particularly notable strengths for last.

In the listening room I chose for the v2s there sits between them a large screen TV. So it seemed only natural to make use of them for watching movies, something I’ve done many times in the past with many other loudspeakers.

I’ve often found that if you weren’t sitting in the sweet spot (particularly true where it comes to systems sporting 1st order crossover networks) the sound quality suffered. With the v2s - and their ability to fill the listening space with a huge soundstage - there wasn’t a bad seat in the house, so to speak.

The seating area within this particular listening room can accommodate comfortably 10 to 15 people. With the v2s in place, watching movies had become a social experience. Gone was the situation where of the 10 – 15 listeners there were only one or two lucky enough to be sitting in the sweet spot enjoying the movie’s soundtrack to its maximum advantage.

If you’re interested in enjoying movies at home but are not yet prepared to make the investment required for piecing together a proper home theater system, then I would highly recommend the v2s as a terrific alternative, especially when coupled with a subwoofer.