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Harman Kardon SoundSticks II 2.1 Plug and Play Multimedia Speaker System

from: JBL



Harman Kardon SoundSticks II 2.1 Plug and Play Multimedia Speaker System
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Street Price: $169.99
Gaunz Org Price: $120.12
Savings!: $49.87 (29%)
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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 315





Binding: Electronics
Product Brand: JBL
Color: Clear
EAN: 0028292501807
Label: JBL
Product Manufacturer: JBL
Model: SoundSticks II
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: JBL
Ranking: 315
Studio: JBL


Piece facts:
  • 3-piece plug and play multimedia speaker system
  • Stunning, original design with great sound
  • Features computer-optimized multi-band parametric equalization
  • Capacitance touch control buttons provide direct access to volume control
  • 20 Watts RMS subwoofer power output



System Speaker Multimedia Play and Plug 2.1 II SoundSticks Kardon Harman





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2 Satellite Speakers and Subwoofer for Stereo Sound / For use with a PC, Mac, MP3 Player, or any device with a standard 3.5mm headphone output lncludes AC Adapter with USA plug Volume control on right satellite speaker Compatible with a PC, Mac, MP3 Player, or any device with a standard 3.5mm headphone output


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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * No more GSM buzz! ...
Ever since I got an iPhone, I've been looking for a decent set of computer speakers that would not exhibit the dreaded buzz produced by cell phones that use GSM technology, like the iPhone does when connected to AT&T's Edge network. (3G solves the problem, but coverage is still spotty). I'm thrilled to say that my search is finally OVER.

Now I know there are some of you out there don't mind this noise, but it always went right through me and there were times where I wanted to throw the phone right out the window. A friend of mine, also an iPhone user, had a set of these speakers, and he personally demonstrated to me the lack of GSM buzz while using the Edge network. I was sold, and immediately ordered my own.

They arrived today and I couldn't be happier. No more annoying buzz! Man what a relief! And as for how they sound? Once again I couldn't be happier. They sound crystal clear, and the sub helps to round out the bottom end quite nicely. I'm sure there are better sounding speakers out there, but for my purposes (listening to music while working), these fit the bill just fine.

Plus, they look great on my desk!


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - Great Product.
I teach and have a set of these in my classroom. I plug my iPod or my Mac in and send clear, crisp sounds to my students while they are working or as they are entering on a theme day. My students come up and ask me where the sound is coming from. My wife teaches second grade and was just moved to a new room with a new computer, Elmo, and projection system. She can play DVD's and clips from the Internet on her computer but didn't have any speakers other than those on her computer. I insisted on buying her a set of SoundSticks II and they really complete the system. All of the music from the DVDs and CDs is clear and crisp. They are out of sight in her classroom and her second graders can't believe that all that music comes from those tiny speakers. She complained that they were too expensive until she heard them. They are worth every penny.


Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - * Excellent Speakers, Crisp Sound ...
Great speakers. They look really cool and they have volume control is nice. Only thing I don't like is that the subwoofer light stays on constantly, no matter if the computer is turned off.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - Amazing Speakers from JBL!
I would pay $100 for the instrument separation alone. After a few days of listening, these speakers will make you a sucker for live recordings. You can close your eyes and imagine the singer in front of you, the guitarists on the side, the drums at the back. But woah, there's the organ at the corner! Don't let reviews of the Z-2300 convince you. A sound system is only complete when it has a balanced output throughout the spectrum. Bass is not everything. And even if it comes to that, the Soundsticks II have bass let me tell you. The bass separation is excellent given the sub is passive like most other 2.1 systems. This system is worth every cent and more. I couldn't be happier. Thanks Harman/Kardon.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Super sound! ...
Attached these speakers to an iMac G5 kept in my office. Unbelievable improvement, terrific sound quality. Easy to install and control. I recommend them highly! Winguy.

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