Review on 🔊 Cyber Acoustics CA-3810: High Power 2.1 Subwoofer Speaker System for Ultimate Gaming, Movies, Music, and Multimedia Sound Solutions by Brian Kingsford

The first thing I don't like is that the hockey puck remote control sucks. Cheap, poorly made, overly sensitive, highly customizable. I can't say anything good about them - they must be detachable and of high quality. Turn up my high definition audio EQ and gently balance the subwoofer with the overall sound. I thought the sound was decent, but one reviewer who said he was a music lover and thought it was fine lied - not without some serious work. The speakers simply have no cable. 2 more feet for each and it would be perfect for under the table. In the form it is - hardly, but - it's finally tuned and balanced for all levels of sound, and I wholeheartedly agree, Don't return because of the price. The hockey puck was taped and hidden so it couldn't be played. Also, the top "dial" was bent or something, and it wobbles and rubs when you turn it. Doesn't inspire confidence. So what do I like? The sound after adjustment is normal. Not great - good. After all, that's what I bought it for. I'll probably make my own cable for some of the old Harmon Kardon satellite speakers I have and use this in place of the ones that might work with it - even after installation they sound thin. I blame plastic diaphragms for this. If I didn't have them, but knew what they sound like, I'd be seriously entertained to spend more for better quality. s has been set, this is normal. Not great - good. In the end it's all why I bought them. I'll probably make my own cable for some of the old Harmon Kardon satellite speakers I have and use this in place of the ones that can work with it - even after installation they sound thin. I blame plastic diaphragms for this. If I didn't have them, but knew what they sound like, I'd be seriously entertained to spend more for better quality. s has been set, this is normal. Not great - good. After all, that's what I bought it for. I'll probably make my own cable for some of the old Harmon Kardon satellite speakers I have and use this in place of the ones that might work with it - even after installation they sound thin. I blame plastic diaphragms for this. If I didn't have them but I knew what they sound like I'd be seriously entertained