Acoustic Audio by Goldwood Bluetooth 2.1 Speaker System 2.1-Channel Home Theater Speaker System, with Optical/Aux/USB/SD Inputs Black (AA2171)

Very awesome sound, but it isn't a Klipsch either. must be cautious with open speakers this way. No speaker covers. has a short cord for power but came with optical cord and RCA cord as well. Thank you for the very fast shipping also!

Super. Buen sonido y bajas frecuencias

I read the review for these that talked about being an audiophile and loving these speakers, and I was pretty skeptical, but I have to be honest, they do sound pretty dang good once you set the bass and treble right. I found that setting treble to -1 and bass to somewhere between 6 and 10 gives a nice, mostly-even frequency response that is really nice to listen to. I was also worried that the sub only being rated down to 40hz would leave it with that kinda boomy, muddy bass sound that cheap speakers often have, but it actually doesn't have any of that, and in fact, when I was doing frequency sweep tests, I found that mine actually goes down to around 30hz or so, just with lower volume in that range. Overall, the sound is crisp and clear with a nice, balanced warmth in the low-end.Another plus to these for me is that the input seems to be completely analog, meaning that there's no perceptible latency in the input, which is rare in modern tv speakers. I was able to plug my guitar into them, and I couldn't feel any latency in my playing.There ARE a few annoying things about these, though, mainly that the remote is very particular about where you point it. I have to have it pointing DIRECTLY at the sub for it to work; like it can't even be pointing in the general direction, or even off by a couple degrees, it has to be DIRECT. Also, every once in a while the bass/treble settings seem to reset to default (which is like bass: 16, which is obnoxiously bassy), and I haven't been able to figure out exactly what triggers that.But overall, for a grand total of only about $75, I'm extremely happy with these.*Update* After about a month of using these, 2 updates:1) I think I've figured out what's going on with the bass. It seems like the bass level changes depending on the overall volume setting. So for instance if you set the bass at 5 when the volume is at 10, when you turn the volume up to 20, the bass will now be set to 10 (or something like that). I find that annoying and not intuitive at all, but it's not a deal-breaker.2) the bass response is less flat than my original impression. there's a distinct resonance in the middle of the bass frequencies that then tapers off in the upper range of the bass frequencies. It doesn't by any means ruin the sound, and I won't even lower my rating because the sound still really is very good.Overall, still very happy with these and would recommend them for people who want great sound for very little money.

Great value. remote control does a good job. Bluetooth connection is easy to make. Size is great for a small desk. Tone reproduction is not recording studio quality, but very good. Power is adequate for a bassist doing cover work

As other reviews have said, this is astonishing audio quality for the price. It goes louder with clear audio than I can play in good conscience in an apartment.It doesn't have a strong midrange, like any similar two-little-speakers-one-big-subwoofer setup. But I am not missing it like I do in worse systems.I bought one for my girlfriend since she didn't have a home stereo beyond a little Amazon Echo. I am not a bona-fide audiophile, but I consider listening to music on a tiny speaker like an Echo to be an act of disrespect to the artist that made that music, since it doesn't reach down to the low midrange let alone actual bass, so you're hearing half the song. Neither are you hearing the stereo channels, which that artist also put a good deal of artistry into (nor will you if you insist on putting both stereo speakers near each other in any system). I also consider it to be an act of disrespect to oneself as a being worthy of good experiences. Spend the time to read a few reviews. Spend sixty bucks. Enjoy real audio.Just apologize to your neighbors and tell them to ask you to turn it down instead of stuffing a dead squirrel into your tailpipe.

I got this for my basement. I sounds great.

These speakers are fine for computer speakers but I have no idea how they have so many 5 star reviews and comments. I replaced some Klipsch computer speakers with these and saw a couple reviews say that these blew Klipsch out of the water. They are not even in the same category as my old Klipsch speakers with clarity, bass, looks, build quality, or just about any other category you would measure. Maybe longevity since there is a reason I am replacing the Klipsch. They just failed one day. I am not going to pretend to be some audio expert but I do have high end speakers just about everywhere in my house and these computer speakers are just okay speakers. Now I am off to try and fix my old Klipsch speakers or find some used ones.

these are replacing Cyber Acoustics CA3810s which worked for 4 years until 1 day they didn't. They are also currently $70. And after a week of breaking in the Acoustic Audios, I like these better and am glad I took a chance on them I think the top end is brighter and more natural sounding, and after playing with the EQ have got the bass to pulse. The CA3810s were louder and had more bass but to me it was a muddy bass that I could not EQ away. Plus, I have the ones with the gold cones and these are way prettier than the CAs as well!Update - after a month I am glad to say I still feel like I made the correct choice between the two