Creative Labs GigaWorks T3 2.1 Multimedia Speaker System
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| Creative Labs GigaWorks T3 2.1 Multimedia Speaker System |
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| Manufacturer: Creative Labs |
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| List Price: $0.00 |
| Sale Price: $225.45 |
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The Gigaworks wireless surround sound systems are excellently designed multimedia systems that provide unique sound experience. It has five satellite speakers, one receiver, one transmitter and a subwoofer. The speakers are connected by infrared support. Flared Dynaport is available with the speakers for extended midrange and slow sound support.
Amazon.com Product Description The Creative GigaWorks T3 2.1 Multimedia Speaker System adds superior sound and style to any entertainment system, game console, or computer. The stereo speakers have a small footprint while delivering stunning clarity, with crisp highs and a full midrange. A compact subwoofer handles the low notes and utilizes SLAM technology for tight, responsive bass and maximum efficiency. The volume control center houses an integrated headphone jack and an auxiliary input for any MP3 player or audio device. |  | The T3 2.1 combines a small footprint with excellent audiophile quality.
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With advanced drivers, the satellite speakers deliver spectacular sound. View larger. |  Enhance the sound quality of your game console, computer, stereo, and more. | Speakers Designed for Appearance and Performance These speakers have more than just good looks; they were built to produce a rich sound with enough presence to fill any room. Each satellite speaker has an audiophile-quality driver surrounded by a stylish chrome trim ring. The subwoofer features three individual drivers and the type of deep bass you'd expect from a much larger unit. Stick it anywhere in the room to feel the explosions in your soundtracks or the drumbeats and bass riffs in your music. Control and Connections at Your Fingertips Volume is controlled from a stand-alone pod, so you can choose where it goes for convenience and easy access. The pod also has an integrated auxiliary input--no more crawling around behind your equipment to find a place to plug in your MP3 player. The large, easy-grip dial lets you set the perfect volume level, and you can easily plug your headphones into the built-in jack for private listening. Power-Saving Technology When you're not enjoying the GigaWorks T3, the system's power-save mode consumes far less energy than a standard speaker system. Each GigaWorks T3 satellite speaker measures 3.7 x 5.9 x 3 inches (WxHxD) and weighs 0.8 pounds. The subwoofer measures 9.3 x 8.4 x 11.3 inches (WxHxD) and weighs 13 pounds. What's in the Box GigaWorks T3 speakers (left, right), SLAM subwoofer, volume control pad, stereo to dual RCA cable, Quick Start leaflet. 
The stylish T3 2.1 system produces sound rich enough to fill a room and includes a headphone jack for private listening. |
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Product Details |
- Audiophile quality drivers deliver full midrange and clear vibrant highs
- SLAM desgined subwoofer provides excellent dynamics for deep, tight bass
- Low friction volume dial with headphone jack and auxiliary input
- Low Standby Power technology minimizes power consumption
- Connect to your computer, MP3 player, LCD TV or other stereo audio sources
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Noticeable difference in the quality of the bass!
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| Review Date: February 9, 2010 |
| Reviewer: sciolist, TX, USA |
These speakers exceeded my expectations! My previous speaker system was a $100 5.1 Cyber Acoustics set, but the subwoofer in this T3 system is much better! I did a side-by-side comparison and the Creative speakers were definitely better.
I was about to purchase the Bose companion 2.1 system, but these were cheaper and newer.
The release date on the Bose was September 24, 2006
The release date on the Creative was February 9, 2009
So I went ahead and bought the Creative speakers because I figured the technology was newer.
I have a pair of Bose on-ear headphones and they are amazing, so I respect the Bose brand. However, I know Bose products are rarely on sale and there is a considerable mark up on their products. So I thought I'd get a better value with the Creative speakers.
The cool thing about the subwoofer is that it has a three driver configuration so the subwoofer looks like it's three sided. They call it SLAM technology, but that's just silly marketing stuff...
The satellite speakers look great and have a very small footprint.
Creative markets this as having audiophile grade drivers. I'm not an expert, but they sound noticeably better than $100 sets.
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