Review on 🔊 300 Watt Powered Bluetooth HiFi Desktop Bookshelf Speakers Pair - Active Passive Book Shelf Speakers - Studio Monitor Computer Desk Home Stereo Speaker System with AUX/RCA/USB - Pyle PBKSP22 by Michael Tegan

When I first saw this product, I was very skeptical about buying it. There weren't many reviews that were really helpful, so I'll cover a few things that I think will help anyone looking for speakers. First of all if you are writing music and using the DAW output. Speakers work great out of the box. They come in very handy for the Mackie cr3. And at a lower price. There is excellent bass up to 39 hertz. The high frequencies are very clear and the sound is also well separated. The tweeter sounds great too. And the flat response is amazing too for making music at this price point. If you buy them now, for example to listen to music on your computer, the installation is extremely simple, as simple as plug and play. However, you won't get the best sound out of your speakers if that's all you do. You need to download some kind of equalizer. I personally recommend a program called Equalizer for PC. After downloading the equalizer you need to change the values in the whole equalizer to get the best sound from your speakers. I will add a picture of my favorite EQ setting. Of course, the speakers sound very flat, but thank God they are equipped with an amplifier capable of outputting stereo sound, and therefore the equalizer. Now if you want to hook this up directly to the TV, no equalizer is required. If you use the Bluetooth function with your mobile phone, tablet or similar, you do not need an equalizer, the natural sound of Bluetooth is in fact very different than when connected directly with an RCA cable. If you want to compete with Mackie cr3 or PreSonus speakers and are willing to spend less than $100, these speakers will definitely surprise you the moment you connect them. Holding them in your hands, the speakers themselves aren't heavy. However, the build quality is very good. The covers over the speakers are very fragile, so I'd recommend being careful how you interact with them. However, if we are basing this review on sound quality alone, I would recommend these speakers to anyone who listens to music or makes music.