Polk Audio Atrium 6 All-Weather Outdoor Speakers with Bass Reflex Enclosure (Pair, Black), Broad Sound Coverage, Speed-Lock Mounting System
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Thursday, Jul 9
Color: Black
Size: 2 Speakers
Style: Atrium 6
Features
- ALL WEATHER CERTIFICATION - These weatherproof outdoor speakers suit every season, offering rugged durability and premium build that effortlessly withstand elements including extreme temperatures and heavy rain
- DEEP EFFORTLESS BASS - Equipped with 5 14 dynamic balance polypropylene woofers, 1 anodized aluminum dome tweeters, and PowerPort bass venting, these outdoor wired speakers provide wider sound dispersion and excellent clarity
- EXCEPTIONALLY GREAT SOUND - Install your Atrium 6 outdoor pool speakers in any large or open outdoor space by the pool, on patio or in the sunroom. Experience excellent sound no matter where you set them up
- BLEND IN ANYWHERE - These loudspeakers, outdoor patio speakers, come with a steeply-angled baffle design that can be hidden underneath overhangs or even tucked under pergolas
- EASY INSTALLATION - Atriums polk outdoor speakers one-click speed-lock mounting bracket offers easy, one-handed installation. Mount these speakers vertically or horizontally, mount the C bracket, adjust angle, and fasten the speaker with a click
Description
A workhorse for filling large spaces with big, lifelike, high-quality sound during all your outdoor entertainment. Ideal for outdoor audio use, these outdoor speakers wired installations convert patios, decks, or garage speakers zones into dynamic listening areas. Atrium 6 speakers are All-Weather Certified and Water-Resistant—built to withstand salt-fog, UV, extreme temps, or heavy rains. Aluminum grilles and bracket, plus stainless-steel and brass hardware, mean no rust—ever. Polk’s patented Dynamic Balance technology with a 5.25" driver, 1" tweeter, and Power Port bass venting analyzes the speaker’s entire electro-acoustic and mechanical system for better material selection and geometry. These Polk Audio outdoor speakers integrate smoothly into any outdoor speaker system and double as wall mount speakers or projector speakers outdoor thanks to the supplied hardware. The speakers are easy to install and look great both outdoors and indoors
Brand: Polk Audio
Speaker Maximum Output Power: 100 Watts
Frequency Response: 27000 Hz
Connectivity Technology: Auxiliary
Audio Output Mode: Stereo
Audio Output Mode: Stereo
Mounting Type: Outside Mount,Atrium
Enclosure Material: Plastic
Speaker Type: Outdoor
Additional Features: Built In Microphone
Antenna Location: For Music Players
Subwoofer Diameter: 5.25 Inches
Color: Black
Is Waterproof: TRUE
Warranty Type: Full
Control Method: Touch
Speaker Size: 5.25 Inches
Woofer Diameter: 5.25 Inches
Tweeter Diameter: 1 Inches
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Specific Uses For Product: Outdoor Entertainment
Number of Microphones: 1
MP3 player: No
Controller Type: Button
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 8.8"D x 7.7"W x 11.7"H
Item Weight: 5.4 Pounds
Connectivity Technology: Auxiliary
Wireless Technology: Bluetooth
Subwoofer Connectivity Technology: Wired
Connectivity Protocol: Bluetooth
Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver
Audio Driver Size: 5.25 Inches
Number Of Circuits: 1
Brand: Polk Audio
Model Number: Atrium 6 Black
Model Name: Atrium 6
Built-In Media: 2 Black all-weather speakers, 2 Mounting brackets (installed) Owner's Manual, Online Product Registration card, Polk Audio brochure
Warranty Description: years parts and labor
Number of Items: 2
Series Number: 6
UPC: 747192118853
Global Trade Identification Number: 53
Manufacturer: Polk Audio
Age Range Description: Adult
Speaker Maximum Output Power: 100 Watts
Number of Power Levels: 1
Frequency Response: 27000 Hz
Number of Audio Channels: 2.0
Impedance: 8 Ohms
Signal-to-Noise Ratio: 90 dB
Compatible Devices: Television
Compatible with Vehicle Type: Car
Power Source: Corded Electric
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Color: Black
Size: 2 Speakers
Style: Atrium 6
I purchased these for my outdoor cabana pool bar and attached them up under roof just a couple inches away from direct rain and hooked them up to my dual zone Yamaha audio receiver with 18 gauge wire (could have used 16 gauge but wanted to be able to conceal the wire the connection in the back of the speaker is the screw binding posts with the hole that allows for wide variety of gauges). These are bit wider than my Bose 151 and look nice, but not as sleek looking as the Bose, but I prefer amazing sound over looks. (they loo Before I bought these I spent hours researching technical detail on several speakers including the previous Bose 151 that I just bought without research and solely because they were BOSE, never again. I actually first bought the Yamaha AS-390 and I blew one of the speakers with Santana. I returned and decided to use my computer engineering background and actually do research like I do for virtually every thing. Some Tech Specs: The reason I chose the Atrium 6 instead of the Atrium 4, or 5 is because the 6-8 are not sealed but ported, Polk cause this there PowerPort Bass Venting. Some how they designed it to be weather proof even with the port. The mid/woofer: 1 - 5 1/4" Diameter (13.34cm)Dynamic Balance Aerated Polypropylene Cone with rubber surround. Tweeter: 1 - 1" Diameter (2.54cm)Anodized Aluminum Dome Tweeter with Neodymium motor structure The Frequency response: is 50Hz-27kHz, 8 ohms, they recommend 10-100 watts a channel of Amplifier power. They weigh 5.4 pounds and measure 11 11/16" H x 7 11/16" W x 8 3/4" D (amazon dimensions were wrong.) They swivel 180 degrees and can be mounted at downward angle. Test: Technical specs only go so far, you have to hear/see them to really know how a product works. I tested these bad boys with Lynard Skynard and Santana. 1st zone is my bose(under the deck a good 100 feet)and 2nd zone is my Polk. Don't get me wrong the Bose are great, but they have have a major flaw. NO BASS. Highs and Mids are great. I put up the first song slowly increasing the volume afraid I was going to blow the POLK's like the previous Yamaha speakers to Santana. I reached to Max volume with no distortion and great Bass, I was just in awe that such small spears were producing such amazing bass while still keeping the Mids good. Then I turned the Bose zone on and stand in the middle of both of them and the Polk were so much better I was sold to Polk instantly (Bose could handle max volume too no problem). I don't ever need to go that high as I had my neighbor come outside and ask me why I was blasting speakers at 10:30 pm at night on a Tuesday. (our closest neighbors are close 600-800 feet away) Real life usage: Christmas eve party came and these bad boys took some punishment, loud music, Football games (hooked up to TV) and especially Karaoke. We had a spontaneous Karaoke war with a neighbor 3 houses down on the Christmas eve party. They could hear use perfectly and we could barely hear them. The next day he came over to wish me a Merry Christmas, but his real motive was to ask me about what speakers I was using. I jokingly told him I couldn't tell him because then I would have to hear his karaoke and I barely heard his Boo's yesterday. Then I brought him inside and showed them to him. He said he was going to buy them since he was impressed at the quality of how clear our horrible voices sounded. Anyway for around the same price as the BOSE you get more bang for your buck with these. I'm assuming the whole line of atrium must be amazing. I chose the black ones cause my Bose speakers are white but have turned to an off white over the years. So far so good, will update the review if any issues issues arise. I highly recommend these speakers.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2012 by ITguru
Color: White
Size: 2 Speakers
Style: Atrium 6
These Polk Atrium 6's really are a great sounding set of speakers. I embarked on setting up a "Zone 2" set of outdoor speakers on my back patio, which will eventually run off a spare Marantz AVR (SR5009) that I have in the garage, daisy-chained to a Marantz 8802 in my living room. I really wanted to take some time to compare some speakers before making a decision, and decided to try the Polk Atrium 6, Klipsch AW-650, and two speakers from OSD - the AP640 and AP650. I disconnected my beloved B&W CDM-6NT tower speakers and hooked each of the candidate speakers up to a great sounding Jolida tube amp with Denon CD player, running each of them through jazz, various rock, and country selections including Stan Getz, live Allman Brothers, Dave Brubeck, etc. I pretty much ruled out the OSD AP640 right away - they were very hollow and underwhelming for my taste. The AP650's were better (IMO), perhaps tighter (enclosed box) but still seemed to lack some bandwidth, and the low-end just wasn't doing it for me, although I realize these are small outdoor speakers and don't expect to shake any windows with them. Had I bought them by themselves, I probably would have liked them better but they just didn't stack up to the Klipsch or Polk's. I really liked the Klipsch AW-650's, but trying them side by side with the Polk's, my ears couldn't help but prefer the Atrium 6's. The Atrium 6's just did it for me - warm, crystal clear, neutral sound across the spectrum and surprisingly I like their lower frequency response over the Klipsch AW-650's, which have a larger driver in them. I ended up leaving the Polk Atrium 6's hooked up in my living room last night, switched them over to my Marantz AV-8802/Outlaw Audio 5000X (AVR & amp) system, and watched some programming on Netflix. Using the Atrium 6's as my Right/Left channels, they did well paired with my center channel and subwoofer, and this morning I'm still enjoying them immensely - they're back on the tube amp, and playing Miles Davis, Kind of Blue, in the other room while I type this. Horns and piano are remarkably clear from here (50' away), and string bass is very natural and enjoyable - I can hear it very clearly even with the amp running at low volume in the other room. As a side note, I passed on the Klipsch AW-650's but did like them - I think if I were placing speakers in a larger outdoor area, perhaps to send sound across a pool and larger patio area, I may have kept them instead. In the end I just really preferred the natural, intimate sound of the Polk Atrium 6's. If I had anything negative to say about the Polk's, it's nothing to do with sound but rather with what I see as a design oversight on the speaker connections themselves. If you prefer to use banana plugs, over the binding posts, be forewarned that there isn't a whole lot of room to plug them in - the speaker connections are recessed in the back of the speaker and even though they're angled slightly, there isn't much room between them and the speaker enclosure - I couldn't use my banana plugs to hook them up without feeling like I was going to bend or break something, so opted to use the binding posts instead. Not a deal breaker but seriously this should have been addressed in engineering. Nevertheless I HIGHLY recommend giving these a try - happy listening!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2025 by Terronaut
Color: Black
Size: 2 Speakers
Style: Atrium 6
Wow perfect for the back deck lowder then I need. really good bass . Great sounding speakers. Pared them with a 200 amp Bluetooth receiver and it works great.
Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2026 by Darrin Gunderson
Color: Black
Size: 2 Speakers
Style: Atrium 6
Bought to replace a pair of 10yr old KLH C-180B outdoor speakers, one of which was suffering from an intermittently sticky driver. They are mounted under the eaves above our back deck. Being driven as Zone 2 by an Onkyo RZ series receiver. Quite impressed with the sound, but I was expecting to be... My experience with a pair of Polk DB691 6x9 speakers I recently installed in my car gave me a bunch of confidence in the quality of sound Polk can provide with smaller speakers these days. (For reference, SVS Ultra bookshelf speakers and a Rythmik subwoofer in my main HT & music setup are my benchmark for what good sounds like.) I consider them to be good value at the price I paid on Amazon. The Atrium 6 speakers installed very quickly, without any fuss and sounded great from the get-go. More than enough bass, clarity and accuracy for my application. Looking forward now to some deck weather to properly break them in. I also have to say that Polk clearly put some thought into the bracket / mounting system and the result is very user-friendly, secure and good-looking. I enjoy finding products with this level of attention to detail and concern for the overall consumer experience. Update - April 6th, 2020 ----------------------------- I still couldn't be happier with this purchase. I'm now driving them with an Outlaw Audio amplifier via pre-outs from an Anthem receiver and they sound unbelievably good - And even better with volume. Polk has delivered some very bass-capable speakers here. Whenever I'm out on my deck, I'm reminded that my outdoor speakers sound better than what most people have installed in their living rooms.
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Color: White
Size: 2 Speakers
Style: Atrium 6
Polk 6 are the outdoor speakers that sound the best cost wise. Polk has been around quite a few years and they got it together. The frequency response goes down around 50HZ for good base sound. Be sure to install in a corner for best base results. I’m telling ya you just can’t go wrong with these speakers white or black. Good luck
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Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2026 by Uncle Butch Thank U
Color: White
Size: 2 Speakers
Style: Atrium 6
I got these as well as a pair of Atrium 5s to compare. I set both pair up with my indoor McIntosh Pre and Amp and auditioned them for a few hours. The bass on the 5s had a sort of artificial sound lacking definition. The 6s sounded really solid and reasonably flat with the Tone controls bypassed on the pre-amp. I liked the compact size of the 5s and they would have been easier to mount under the eaves on my deck to replace some worn out Mirage speakers I had that sounded great. But I was worried about the bass. The 6s are much heavier and larger and more expensive. But I think they are worth it. Once I got them installed and played a set of tunes I use for setting up speakers (Fagen / The Night Fly, etc), the reinforced bass, with them now much closer to the wall than they were inside, was a lot. Now connected to a nice Marantz Pre and Amp, I may need to cut the bass and treble 2-3db to get a flatter response. The A6 can cover a large area and deliver plenty of bass. I don't like over the top bass and prefer a flatter audiophile EQ, and these do that easily. I think the A5s may have worked, but the character of the bass sounded odd, so I never mounted them outside to try. Even reinforced by the wall, I don't think I would have liked them as much. Beyond that, they were fairly easy to mount - the brackets have notched detents, so they don't spin freely, which is nice - my old Mirages used to sag after a while. Overall, the sound seems mid-range weak, bright, and a little bassy. My old Mirage speakers sounded better, but they are no longer made. That said, I think I can dial them in pretty well with the treble and bass controls on the pre-amp.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2024 Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2024 by S. Powell
Color: Black
Size: 2 Speakers
Style: Atrium 6
These turned out really nice. Went with the 6 instead of the 8 since it’s a med sized space and I think it was the right call. Solid construction, sounds amazing. Polk never disappoints me
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2026 by Sam Gordon
Color: White
Size: 2 Speakers
Style: Atrium 6
Best speakers I’ve purchased in years. I live in the Caribbean on a large property. The sound is clear - no need for subwoofer, the bass is wonderful. Great buy if you’re looking for a set of great outdoor speakers for easy listening or bass pumping music for outdoor parties. Note: Great buy so far- have not evaluated the durability of the speakers in the sometime harsh Caribbean weather ( typically hot and \or humid and long rainy periods) .
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Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2026 by K23