Introduction

With music becoming increasingly centred around the home computer, a decent set of PC-compatible speakers has become almost a necessity. Even leaving aside the tendency towards downloading - legal or otherwise - keeping your CD collection on a hard-drive is now common-place and provides many benefits. It's easier to organise, retrieve and backup media stored to disk than hundreds (or even thousands) of CDs, tapes, LPs, mini-dics, and such.

Even when recorded in one of the many loss less audio formats - FLAC, True Audio (TTA), Apple Loss less, MPEG-4 ALS, etc - a hard-drive the size of a paperback could store many hundreds of CDs, thus making it an extremely efficient use of space. Since we'll all be living in Tokyo-style pods soon anyway, larger media will probably become obsolete eventually, if not merely at an excessive premium. The thirst for a clear and precise rendering of all that binary finery is quite palpable, but perhaps Speedlink can satisfy it?

Features

• 33W RMS output power
  
• Perfectly coordinated system with outstandingly realistic, full-bodied sound quality
  
• Bass reflex port delivers powerful bass
  
• Rugged and stable satellites featuring 3 high and mid-frequency speakers
  
• Bass level separately and conveniently adjustable on the front of the subwoofer
  
• Practical desktop remote
  
• Cable length: 1.8m
  
• Dimensions (LxWxH): 190×298x325mm