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Top Three 2.0 PC speakers

A run down of the top 3 high end 2.0 speakers for the PC.

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Siddharth Zarabi|Feb 28, 2009, 10:00:00 IST

All the leading brands in the PC speaker segment now have 2.0 speakers as their flagship model, and claim to deliver great sound without the use of the heavy bass subwoofer. These speakers come in sweet looking designs, and more often than not, they impress with some good performance.

Now, it’s a showdown between Creative’s Gigaworks T40 series 2, Logitech’s Z10 and Audioengine’s A2, all active 2.0 sets of speakers meant for PC usage, but without subwoofers. There is one more model by Altec, the Expressionist Bass, but that is a little different in its design, I will cover that in detail next week. The first 3 pages are individual excerpts from the reviews, while the final page is a comparison page with table and verdict.

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Logitech Z10

Rs. 10,495

In no particular order, I will start with the Z10. These are like bookshelf speakers, in fact in theory they might as well be, active bookshelf speakers for audio enthusiasts. These are quite heavy and tall. A black glossy finish adorns and makes up the front panel, while the rest of the cabinet is also black with a lusterless finish. There is an orange backlit screen that displays track info, volume settings and along with it we have the controls, quite beautifully integrated. They are flush with the smooth front panel and are touch sensitive.These 30 watt RMS speakers are quite loud, plus the 2 way configuration calls for

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Siddharth Zarabi is Editor (Economic Policy) and Delhi Bureau Chief at CNBC-TV18.

First Published:Feb 28, 2009, 10:00:00 IST
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