Review on Enhanced GigaWorks T20 Series II Multimedia Speaker System by Creative Labs with BasXPort Technology by Kai Shift ᠌

We offer a price-to-quality ratio that is quite attractive for desktop acoustics. However, based on my observations, the speakers are not suited for filling large rooms with sound. However, it seems strange to expect this from a model that was not designed to perform this function: The sound quality is excellent considering the price. In general, the tops are lovely, and you can even listen to acoustic music or classics while you take pleasure in their beauty. + Good build quality; all of the panels fit snugly, there are no burrs on the plastic, the regulators do not play, the plastic elements do not stink, and nothing rattles or rolls inside the speaker. This came as a pleasant surprise to me because, for the past ten years, mass-produced speakers have been made with a primary focus on bass (everyone needs to "pump") (yes, I met such trash in this price category). Various drawbacks include the following: - The sound is not directed in a targeted manner toward the front of the speakers, but rather it is dispersed all around the speakers (xs how to formulate it correctly). That is to say, it will not be feasible to position such speakers in the corner of the room in such a way that the sound travels across the entire area of the room, and as a result, there will be peace and quiet. - There is a sleep mode available on the speakers. They will wake up from sleep automatically as soon as an audio signal begins to flow to them; however, during the first three seconds after being idle, they will wake up and remain silent, which can be a little bothersome. It's true that the basses have a gentle sound, yet some people could find them lacking in power.