Made from MidiLand s Platallic material, the satellites are a beautiful shade of white, and sport nice dark grey covers. The satellites are also designed with different angled tilts so that when used on desks, they can be angled at 15 or 25 degrees upwards, depending on your positioning and preference. Its size has little to do with the power it packs though, because the subwoofer houses the 100W amp that powers the satellites and its 6.5 long throw woofer. Each satellite is a powered by a healthy 10W, which leaves 50W for the subwoofer. To power this whole setup, MidiLand ships a power supply that defies all description.
Several things are worth mentioning in terms of upgrading and expansion.
The subwoofer has 6 RCA input connections that allow it to receive true 5.1 channel input from an external decoder, such as your home receiver, or MidiLand s own ADS-2000. Its outputs take the form of snap clips for bare wires. Making yet another appearance in the series is the control module that comes with all of MidiLand s high end speakers. This is the first time I ve seen a MidiLand speaker set with the power switch on the remote module, and I was glad at this convenient improvement. If you aren t familiar with these control modules, they serve as a central control center for the MidiLand s S2 and S4 family of speakers.