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I have t20 and t40... both are good speakers, but I like t20 more. T40 are louder, but the bass has a thumpy peak, so they don't go as low (don't get me wrong, they're capable of producing more bass than t20, but they're just not equalized as well). I was kind of disappointed. It just seems that adding another woofer has resulted in more uppoer bass (unneeded), instead of better low bass extension. Playing with the bass volume doesn't help, as it just adds more of the resonant thump, instead of the low bass. t20 aren't as loud, but produce more pleasant sound, in my opinion. But they don't produce as much total sound (so they make worse party speaker, but much better desktop speakers). Aside from all of my comparative criticism. These are GREAT speakers, and in comparison to the competition, are absolutely wonderful at playing acoustic stuff, and have excellent high extension (hi-hats sound nice and crispy). These are great speakers.Read full review
These little numbers are heavy and can handle ear splitting SPL's. They are able to light up a 15 x 15 room with no trouble at all. When paired with a high end, sound blaster sound card or the Creative Mega type card they ROCK! But you must have a better card than most stock computers come with, especially bargain computers. When looking inside you'll find, literally, space aged electronics for PC boards and overall construction! I've never seen a better construction technic in all my years as engineer. They are impecably designed and built. Problem is, a design flaw, must have gotten away from the engineers, because they seem to have a tendenacy for early failure. They are no serviceable parts inside, except for the most estute electronic technician, so don't buy these as a do it yourself fixer upper. You'll be dissapointed. Estetically they are most impressive, with rugged aluminum cabinets and poly coated speaker cones, and powder coated finishes. They are built to last for years and yaers physically standing up to the most rugged treatment without issue. Electronically, flaws have been repaorted which shortlive their usefullness.Read full review
Personally I like the auto shut off feature. My setup uses these speakers for my computer and TV and also for my USB audio interface.. I purchased a y adapter so thaticouldconnectmorethatonecomponent. The computersoundscomeintotheTV andtheTV goesouttothspeakers. TheUSB audio interface omesinfromacablethathas1/4 inch left and right teasingly 1/8 stereo. Tried to type this using a stupid iPad. Ha! Speakers are nice.
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I listen to classical and pop music and am very happy with these speakers which I use with an Acer Aspire laptop which only has a basic sound card. I was surprised by how much more cleanly separated the right and left channels are as compared to the Altec Lansing AVS300 2.1 speaker system I had been using for many years. I really appreciated the placement of the bass, treble, volume/power dials and the headphone and aux in jacks. The slight tilt directs the sound right at my ears. So far I haven't found anything to dislike about these speakers.
Was looking for some 2.0 speakers... Didn't need a booming Sub. Decent speakers! I would never pay more than what I did for them though. They were $250 when they 1st came out. NOT worth that! Bass won't blow you away if that's what you are looking for. Great speakers for laptops that have crappy built in speakers
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