Review on Creative Inspire T10 Multimedia Speaker System with BasXPort Technology - Immersive Sound at its Finest by Nguyn Hong Qun  (Qun ᠌

Used 2 sets. 1st year so 12th issue, 2nd 19th. There is a feeling that there is a difference in sound between the old and the new ones, not in favor of the latter (perhaps it's just that the bar for sound requirements itself has risen). In general, for its size, the sound is quite "normal". Good detail. There is a hint of bass. In the near field, the bass is so-so - mumbling, it will do quite well from afar, but they are clearly not for sounding rooms. The highs seemed harsh, "sandy", sounding "metallic". The basses are booming - something was overdone, apparently, with a phase inverter in an attempt to get them. But the middle is quite comfortable. The tone control is so-so - in the lower side it is not at all clear why to turn it, because. the sound becomes like from under a pillow, up more or less saves the situation, but the high ones start to press - you have to muffle the equalizer. As a result: in such dimensions, it is difficult to find something more or less sounding for such a price, so these speakers are quite suitable for the near field.