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Question: How good is the Bass With these.  I watch Movies and Game.  Would this Also be able to Swap to TV in Front Room? Think of independance day Bass.
Document: Listening to music or movies on the computer is more and more common, so I wanted better speakers. Never heard of the brand, but they looked good and had good reviews. Wow. Amazing. Blown away, literally by these speakers. Excellent volume, incredible bass. Maxed out, you can hear AND feel music in every room and OUTSIDE. Great power. Volume knob has input for any kind of phone/MP3 player - you just need a 1/8 inch male to male (think headphone size in and out) cable.
I own a pair of top of the line $2k Polk speakers from the late 80's so I know what top notch room filling speakers sound like. These Cyber Acoustics can't touch my Polk's and I certainly wasn't expecting that they would. I am simply making the comparison so that when I say these speakers sound very good,  you know where I coming from. I would say for the price they sound excellent. I cranked it at the loudest level I could tolerate and heard no distortion. I could have gone louder so I am not implying it was at its loudest, but at the volume I tested,  I doubt if anyone would play them louder for every day use.
Granted, I don't have the front/rear separation of a 5.1 system, but these smaller speakers put sound all through the room. I couldn't find a dead spot. Just crystal clear sound on a system that literally explodes during action scenes. And compared to the speakers on my TV? Those are a joke. They are like the old tin-can and string system compared to this Cyber Acoustics.Before purchasing these speakers, I recently posted a question in the Q&A; if anybody had used these for home theater.
The sound quality is great and carries well throughout the house. No matter what kind of music you are listening to (bass heavy or not), the sound comes across with no vibration or distortion. This speaker system is easy to setup with only two wires connecting the subwoofer. The system is compact and doesn't take up too much space. Come to think of it, this system would even be perfect for a dorm room or apartment. The volume control, on/off switch, headphone jack are located on a circular dial.
The cord from the back of the sub to a power outlet is 5 foot and the cord from the pod to the speaker and also to the PC is about 6 foot each. The sub is about 9 in X 9 in X 9 in with a good heavy quality feel.I used my son's skull candy headphones to test out the headphone plug on the pod and it sounded fine. Of course, your not going to get the bass out of the headphones like you do out of the sub. It sounded just like when I have it plugged into the headphone jack on the front of my PC.
These speakers are perfect for movies they are crisp and still give you good bass. I highly recommend these speakers to anyone looking to add some great sound to their room or home.
The music sounds like it's coming from a much larger, more expensive set of speakers.The subwoofer is a real 6.5" ported speaker. It's not like others which lure you with a large speaker on the front but in reality, the sub speaker is some silverdollar-sized, down-firing speaker you can't see. And this makes a difference if you're watching digital movies. A larger sub can handle the sudden increase in volume (like an explosion) without crackling or breaking up. On Blu-Ray, the sound is nearly impressive as it was on my room-engulfing 5.1 system.
I currently have a 6 year old creative labs 2.1 system and it beats this one hands down.For the pro's and con's:PRO's:- Good build, sturdy, simple design.- Easy to use wired remote (like the round knob action), and light up so its easy to see in the dark.CON's:- Sound is good at lower volumes but gets easily distorted at higher volumes and creates a vibration with the plastic pieces of the speakers.- Not truly Flat Panel, maybe the front screen, but the speakers are thick.- Bulky without the performance for both the speakers and sub.- Sub is large but doesn't produce the deep bass it should for its size.- Speakers are also large and obstrusive for the sound that they output.There are better products out there for around the same price as this one.
Left speaker came busted, so I had to return it, but the right speaker worked fine. The sound isn't terrible, but the sound is equivalent to the speakers on a decent TV. The higher the volume go, the more obvious the flaws and distortion. Not sure if I just got bum speakers or not, but they sound clear at lower levels and loads of distortion at room-filling volumes. The bass isn't very good either, but it's acceptable. I compared these to my friends cheapo computer speakers, my Sennheiser HD565 headphones, my Paradigm speakers, and my tv speakers to make sure it wasn't just the mp3s or my system.These are better than some super cheap computer speakers I've heard, but definitely not a good buy, not for the 70 bucks I spent on it.
This is a great system for the price I paid for it. Fills up the room with bass and vibrates stuff off my shelves when turned all the way up! I would totally recommend this system to your average music listener looking for loud sound and good bass. My one complaint is the bass sometimes gets a little distorted at max volume. (Max on iPod and speakers) But I almost never listen to it on full volume because it's too loud! It's absolutely worth $75.
Answer: Great sound for the price.  i think you will be pleased.