Cyber Acoustics CA-3610 2.1 Multimedia Speaker System with Subwoofer, Perfect Computer Speakers for PC or Mac, Great for Music, Movies, and Gaming

its great but if i was you id by the jack with wires only no end for to use custom speakers if you use speakers thats better sound this sound system dose great also the speakers that comes with it is cheaply made very low durability so use a box speakers instead and buy a woofer thats much better for center output for pc its one side wire only this woofer is weakbut great replacement for front and back speakers on pc you can turn off the woofers by bass switch can use for center but you need to find a high watt woofer for theater quality sound

Wow. I have had various stereo and speaker combinations in the past, for different use-cases and under different circumstances; and for a home computer system in a bedroom that needs to be beefy yet compact, and offer quality features without being overly complicated, I really don't think there's a better offer out there. I would have paid $90 for it, easily (probably shouldn't say that - but hey, now I can buy two).Make sure you take your time, read what the inputs and outputs are, and TURN THE VOLUME ALL THE WAY DOWN (as well as turning the power off on the dial that comes with it). You wouldn't want to start your experience with this thing by having it blow out your ears - which it would. So just a quick precaution there. But beyond that, it was VERY simple to setup and the output for the tweeter pair that come with it is on the back of the woofer. And that's probably the last time you will have to deal with the woofer, thanks to their handy-dandy dial (be careful when handling the woofer so as not to impress the open speaker on the bottom, just fyi). I also elected to put the woofer on the floor instead of the desk (so as not to rattle my hard drives), and I can't even tell it's there because of how much the sound fills the room.The first track I put on to try it out HAD to be "Bad Boys," by Inner Circle - that song will always tell you what you're working with. I didn't hear any distortion unless I pumped it up way beyond what would be comfortable for me to listen to, and even at that, I had the woofer on 100% (which you generally don't need to do). The tweeters are bright, maybe brighter than one might expect, but when you get your woofer to 75% or so and dial-in that perfect balance, you will find that they really complement eachother and nothing feels lacking. Just to compare, I switched output to my desktop bluetooth speaker I was using previously (not a cheap one), and bam - it made that old speaker sound like a joke by comparison. I just couldn't believe how much audio detail and finer dynamic range I was missing. Such an improvement.I have this setup to come out of a home studio style mixer/audio interface combo, which receives its own audio signal from the computer. I've got to tell you - ABSOLUTELY amazing. Blew my mind, and that was without any EQ enhancement!Some reviewers have commented that the power button stops working after a certain amount of time... well as mentioned, part of the reason I bought this was to replace a desktop bluetooth speaker - which constantly turns off when not being used. And I wanted something that would just stay ON all the time, so I don't think that will be a problem for me. Also, the "auxiliary" output doesn't seem to work, but I haven't tried it with all possible receiving equipment, so I won't include that determination in my review. And honestly, even if I did, I believe I would still be rating it 5 stars.What sealed the deal in me taking a chance on this unit was that I also saw it was featured as part of a "Small Business" support type campaign in the description, and when I get a chance, I like to support small and up-and-coming enterprises. And as is often the case, I'm very glad I did.Bottom line? WORTH THE SHOT.

Hello Dear readers from New England, so you're interested in a good Computer Speaker System, first get your measuring tape an see how much real estate you have at either side of your monitor if you measure a good 5 or 6 " then I would recommend a pair of powered bookshelf speakers like Edifier, Klipsch or other brands for a fuller, richer sound, if you can afford those, but you want to check their dimensions for the best fit on your desktop. Don't get me wrong I do enjoy this CA 3610 system even though I was skeptical because of the small surface area of these midrange/ high frequency drivers : 6.28 square inch per speaker but after playing around with the Windows10 equalizer settings: doing just a subtle bass and treble boost, Graph attached I could achieve a really pleasant enjoyable tone , so for the price it's great!yes on the linear frequency setting it does sound flat, lacking energy, so you should be able to adjust the equalizer settings on your sound-source for your taste, and then it will put a smile on your face. after my wife and I completed the connections and I turned the system on to play some music on YouTube that's when I had an Oh-Crap moment, this might come as a good example to some of you... all we've heard was a really low tiny sound with no bass, no substance whatsoever, my wife was like: what the F*** is this I thought it needs to be returned, but a minute later I looked and found my headphones were connected on the front of my PC, and that's what we've heard I unplugged it and BBOOOM! Disco in my computer room without that mirrored ball Overall Quality is satisfactory: those Chinese little girls did a decent job for a dollar /day, Hey do you remember that Cambridge Soundworks PC Works system from1999 this CA 3610 sounds so much better especially for the same price, so I say get it, no regrets here! greetings and happy new year: zocsy

Works perfect and sounds good too. The only small complaint I have is the wires should be longer, but I made it work. I have another computer that I'm going to buy one of these for as well.