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Boston Acoustics MM 226

Built-in compression,
of the dynamic ilk, keeps
these from distorting.

—Tim Gideon

For the full-length, free-verse Boston Acoustics MM 226 review check out PCMag.com.



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Posted by: Dan N
October 30, 2008 1:22 PM

I just received a set of these and on first impression is the vocal brightness of this set. The bass is sufficient at the highest setting. They do not distort at high volumes, that being said they are not the loudest set I have ever listened to either. In the end a good pair of speakers, I am not in awl and I am not disappointed.


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