Compact speakers with clear and balanced sound in a small wooden cabinet with felt. They can be placed horizontally or vertically and are suitable for small home studios or monitors.
At the back, there is the Bass Reflex and the cable connection terminal.
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The sound is highly satisfactory for use in music. These are monitor speakers - check them out before buying. I have them on an amplifier with an equalizer and in some cases it is highly necessary. The sound is "harsh" and clear.
The build quality is poor for me. They give an impression of "cardboard wrapped in creepy fabric". If you are interested in the look, then they probably won't suit you. Mine had some small dents as shown in the photos. Personally, it didn't bother me at all.
For their price, they are good. Keep in mind that they are monitor speakers.
They are used as a quartet together with BOSE speakers.... The truth is that they "brought the amplifier to life".... For their money, clearly YES.... They will not disappoint....
Used in PCs (in combination with a small Subwoofer), placed on a bookshelf. Honest solution, better sound than a simple pair of computer speakers. Clear sound, decent highs, a bit "empty" in the lows, but the problem is solved with the addition of the sub. Quite good for their price. Construction quality is relatively good.
Let me add that in another micro, they performed excellently, taking their performance to another level, but now I see that their price has increased significantly.
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And these, like the SPS-400 that performed much better in the second test in another micro hi-fi, may deserve the 4th star before I try them in another micro.
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They are FENTON, just like the SPS-400 I mentioned.
They are slightly more expensive and larger. They probably justify their low price more than the SPS-400 in a way. That is, bigger sound, 8Ω, higher sensitivity (they play louder more easily), they fill more in the low frequencies and overall have a fuller sound. The highs are quite sharp, resulting in more hardness.
In the micro hi-fi, where the SPS-400 did not perform well, these connected much better (less booming compared to the SPS-400, which is more tolerable), and because they filled more in the low frequencies, it possibly helped to reduce the exposed booming area, so it didn't bother you as much. However, based on this performance, one would expect something more when connected to a regular good amplifier, where something bothered me more than the SPS-400 in the mid-low range, apart from the exaggerated highs.
Overall, I believe they will be more liked than the SPS-400, with their bigger and more open sound, with the above-mentioned liveliness, probably to sound more impressive, even if they are harder, but also with a more colored sound compared to the more neutral and balanced SPS-400.
I don't know if I am being too strict with such cheap speakers and if I should give them an extra star, both for these and the SPS-400.
S.D.