They have a small profile, so they are a good choice if you have limited workspace. Creative Pebble 2.0īesides having a cool shape, Creative Pebble 2.0 desktop computer speakers deliver impressive sound for their size.
You’ll be shocked at what you get for the price. It’s a good buy for a panoramic sound experience at your regular or standing desk.
It doesn’t come with a remote, but for the price and sound quality, that’s a non-issue. You can move this system around the house, but it’s designed for your desktop computer. Since the bass can be powerful, it’s best to start it on low and build up to your ideal level. The speaker volume and bass are controlled by simple knobs on one of the speakers. Together, they create a pleasing sonic experience. The technology behind the sound is a blend of THX and Klipsch’s MicroTractix horns. The 2.1 channel setup gives you separated stereo playback, delivering 260 watts of power at its peak and up to 110 decibels of sound (as loud as a live rock concert).Ī side-firing ported subwoofer completes the setup. These speakers would be good enough to provide sound for your TV. But Klipsch delivers something special here. On most laptops, any add-on speaker system instantly improves the sound. But, they also offer an affordable option for those craving elevated sound at their desks. Klipsch is known for creating high-quality audio equipment for home theaters. Elevate them a bit to get the best audio quality. Sitting them on your desktop might sacrifice what you hear. Since they are small speakers, placement goes a long way. This enables them to go beyond your desktop. Use the power cord and connect via aptX Bluetooth, USB or analog inputs. They are easy to set up and offer flexibility in connectivity. Though small, these hand-finished wood cabinet speakers house analog power amplifiers, custom aramid fiber woofers and silk tweeters. The standalone speakers offer substantial bass and a dynamic sound thanks to the DSP-free design.Īvailable in high-gloss (white or red) or matte (black) designs, these lightweight speakers deliver 60 watts at peak power. This is not a thumping bass product, but there is a subwoofer output if that’s your thing. It’s an eye-catching set of speakers with astonishing clarity and true stereo sound. Audioengine tends not to rush things to market, ensuring that their products are solid.Īudioengine A2+ is the wireless release. Wired Audioengine A2 desktop computer speakers have been around for a while and for a good reason.
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