Yes... and it should be used a bit more frequently in those between the lines articled pronouncements of a gizmo's performance abilities and setup requirements..
I resort to that word when complicated terms are no longer necessary. When the item provides more pleasure than torment. Is easy to setup, not requiring any special proceedures or additive accessories.
Loudspeakers are by nature, picky. They have to meet a bunch of criteria to do well in any given setting, with incremental movements yielding significant results routinely. The space itself can make or break which speakers will fit there.
Ive owned plenty of BW Monitor Audio JBL.. VSA Phase Tech Silverline and some assortment of two ways or book shelf speakers.
The least picky easiest to setup, most fun to hear speakers by and large came from Phase Technologies, and Silverline . About in that order.
My Sonata IIIs have been my best overall sounding so far, requiring the least amount of system component alterations and placement concerns. Brand new right out of the boxes, they didnt sound disfunctional. Within a week of play, they sounded pretty good and quite listenable to.
Ive no doubt the others listed here are as formidable or quality items too.
I feel quite often, for speakers, its the room as much or more than anything else which dictates how easily speakers will integrate into it and where or if at all. Great speakers as from the above notes, can sound excellent in this room or that, but in the right fit the right sized room theyll sound outstanding, all else being on par systemwise.!
I think the antonym of fun is demanding. Its not going to take long to find demanding speakers theyre everywhere.