CREATIVE LABS Inspire T10 Computer speakers

CREATIVE LABS Inspire T10 - Great audio with PCs, notebooks and MP3 players. Creative Inspire T10 speakers give a high-quality performance of all your digital music. Compact and sleek, in (...) See more See less

glossy black, they combine advanced engineering with good looks to deliver better audio with your PC, notebook or MP3 player. They create a true 'Hi-Fi' sound stage, using separate tweeters for high-end perfection, precision drivers for accurate mid-tones and BasXPort™ technology for strong lows without a subwoofer. Separate controls for volume and bass enable you to optimise playback with any kind of music, and you can position Inspire T10s close to PC monitors and TV screens thanks to their magnetic shielding. They include a headphone socket for private listening. Technical Specifications Speaker Power: 5 Watts RMS per channel (2 channels) Frequency Response: 80Hz ~ 20kHz Elegant 2.0 design with separate 1-inch tweeter and 3-inch mid-range drivers in each satellite for improved highs and mid-tones. BasXPort™ feature in each satellite adds strong bass to complete the sound stage, without requiring a separate subwoofer. Separate tone and volume/power controls enable output to be adjusted to suit personal taste. Can be connected to MP3 players as well as PCs and notebooks. Headphone port for private listening. Magnetic shielding enables speakers to be positioned close to PC monitors, notebooks and other equipment. Specifications Speaker Power: 5 Watts RMS per channel (2 channels) Frequency Response: 80Hz ~ 20kHz Features Dedicated tweeter for outstanding high frequency performance BasXPort ™ No Subwoofer required!- BasXPort™ is acoustically engineered to enhance the lower midrange by efficiently channelling sound waves from the inner chamber to the soundstage Easy accessible tone and volume control Headphone connection for private listening and Aux In for connecting to analog audio devices Magnetically shielded speakers do not interfere with monitor display (Description excerpted from: Iscomputers)