Nowadays 2.1 Channel speaker systems might be an ancient technology but it is an easy technology and save lot money on you wallet too, you won’t have a headache from Install it. Today we have an interesting Corsair Gaming Audio Series SP2500 reviews Corsair has an advanced 2.1 set that demands attention: the Gaming Audio Series SP2500 speaker system.
 |
Corsair Gaming Audio Series SP2500 Gaming Audio Series SP2500 |
The Corsair SP2500 speaker system consists of a powerful subwoofer and a pair of dual-driver satellites (midrange and tweeter), with advanced features that set the kit apart from more basic 2.1 systems. The SP2500 is outfitted with an 8-inch subwoofer that resides in a fouarthorder bandpass, tuned power enclosure. The sub is capable of handling 120 watts (RMS) of power, and the dynamics of its enclosure and tuned port allow it to offer hard-hitting, booming bass with minimal distortion. The SP2500’s satellites feature 3-inch midrange, 40-watt drivers, and 1-inch ferrofluid-cooled, silk diaphragm 16-watt tweeters. Aside from using quality drivers, Corsair also went the extra mile and equipped each of those drivers with its own dedicated class-D amplifier and DSP. This type of configuration gives Corsair the ability to set very precise crossover points and power output per driver, with the end result being lowdistortion, high-quality, crisp output from every speaker. In addition to the advanced speaker configuration, the Corsair SP2500 2.1- channel system also includes a control pod with color screen. The pod gives users the ability to choose from a variety of preset equalizer configurations and program presets, including Jazz, Pop, Action, FPS, etc. One of the EQ settings, Mod X, processes Blu-ray and DVD audio for optimal performance on a 2.1-channel speaker system, rather than a movietheater environment. I found the SP2500 offered excellent sound quality in a wide variety of listening scenarios, including music, movies, and, of course, gaming. Some subtle sounds in games such as Left 4 Dead 2 were perhaps a little too subtle with only two speakers and a sub, but in terms of overall sound quality, the SP2500 speaker system is fantastic and worth every bit of its asking price.
Specs: Frequency response: 35Hz to 20kHz +/- 3dB; Power: 232 watts total power; Subwoofer: 8-inch, 120W; Satellites: 3-inch midrange drivers (40W)
1-inch tweeters (16W); Two-year warranty
Thank to Computer Power User Magazine.
0 comments:
Post a Comment