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The Monitor XT60 is a sensible compact-tower option for buyers building a receiver-based stereo or home-theater system. Budget for two speakers when buying a stereo pair, external amplification, and potentially a subwoofer if deep movie bass is a priority.
A larger tower in the same series with two 6.5-inch woofers and two 8-inch passive radiators, versus the XT60's single woofer and smaller radiators.
Compare prices →An alternative passive floorstander with two 6.5-inch drivers and Polk's Power Port design, suitable for buyers comparing a different cabinet and bass-loading approach.
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One speaker. A conventional left/right stereo setup requires purchasing two.
Yes. This is a passive speaker, and Polk recommends 25–200 watts per channel with compatible 4-ohm or 8-ohm amplifier outputs.
No. There is one active 6.5-inch woofer and two 6.5-inch passive bass radiators.
No. Polk identifies the separate Monitor XT90 height module as an add-on for the XT60; the tower itself contains a front-facing tweeter, woofer and passive radiators.
Not for full-range deep-bass reproduction. Polk specifies a 43 Hz lower -3 dB limit, so a separate subwoofer is worth considering for the lowest movie effects and bass-heavy material.