[Ymer]

The contenders, they cost almost the same:

- Cambridge PCWorks
- Creative Inspire 2.1 2400
- Creative Inspire 2.1 2500
- or these Maxell "Flat Panel Speakers with Subwoofer" which I don't really know the model (FPS-1 I think)

So, I'd like people who know/have heard those to please give an opinion?

Thanks

 

[Ticky]

Although I've not heard the Creative Inspire or Maxell, I would still say that Cambridge Soundwork's multimedia speakers are very good for the money.

I frequently recommend the "Soundworks" model to friends who wanted great sounding speakers under $75. The sound is well-balanced. It doesn't suffer from the "over-bloated bass, raspy mids and stringy treble" problem that plagues multimedia speakers.

The "PC Works" has a smaller bass unit but shares the same cube satellites as the "Soundworks." I would say, if you can cough out $30 more, go with the "Soundworks." You won't be disappointed!

BTW - the "Soundworks" model was designed by the late Audio Hall of Fame member, Mr. Henry Kloss. He's da man.

Happy shopping!!

 

[dudlew]

You can also check out boston acoustics. They make some great stuff for the money.


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[Willchilton]

We have the PC works and we like them. You might also go up like 20 bucks and get the better model, which I have also heard and is good.

 

[cadobhuk]

http://search.ebay.com/search/search...0&BasicSearch=
These cost from $105 new,if yiu get them from ebay for 70 or less,you wont be dissapointed.
the reviews:
http://www.pricegrabber.com/rating_g...cf8aec3e6dd32f