Published on 03/25/02 at 03:34
2x10 Watts RMS active speakers. Of good construction, wood, with a bass reflex woofer. Two separate tracks. Connectors double, 3.5 jack and RCA. Dual volume controls, and settings bass / treble. Only the blue is not very happy, black would have been more pro, but I like it anyway;-p
SOUNDS
Good, the curve is still flattered at the bottom of the spectrum, but it sounds surprisingly good for the small size. The stereo image is excellent for this type of enclosure, if you place them on each side of your screen. The sound is clear enough and bright enough, and can correct a little. For nearfield "very close", it's very good.
OVERALL OPINION
I've had a few weeks and I love them. If you are looking for space saving and sound quality is very good choice even for monitor mixes. The Yamaha MSP3 are in the same sizes. They are more pro-oriented, but they are 300 Euros more expensive. For a low-power listening on your desktop, for computer music, the price / quality ratio is unbeatable.
I do not regret at all not having spent 390 Euros in MSP3 which would not have made much more for models at home (and more!).
SOUNDS
Good, the curve is still flattered at the bottom of the spectrum, but it sounds surprisingly good for the small size. The stereo image is excellent for this type of enclosure, if you place them on each side of your screen. The sound is clear enough and bright enough, and can correct a little. For nearfield "very close", it's very good.
OVERALL OPINION
I've had a few weeks and I love them. If you are looking for space saving and sound quality is very good choice even for monitor mixes. The Yamaha MSP3 are in the same sizes. They are more pro-oriented, but they are 300 Euros more expensive. For a low-power listening on your desktop, for computer music, the price / quality ratio is unbeatable.
I do not regret at all not having spent 390 Euros in MSP3 which would not have made much more for models at home (and more!).