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kevin from Kirkland, WA
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I have owned these speakers for about 4 months now, I am using them as tv entertainment speakers in my small apartment living room, they sound great while watching a Blu-ray movie, fills the room with all the sound I would need. I wish they had a wireless remote with volume up & down, this model has wired control like most PC speakers. Would be a great set for gamer or someone like myself who wants to have an inexpensive option to upgrade tv sound.
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DoubleDoug from North Hollywood, CA
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I'm a pro recording engineer with a number of hits and award winning recordings to my credit. Know that the COBY CSMP80s, when properly placed and set up (the bass control is critical), are good enough for me to use as my main mix speakers!!! At a little over $30, that is phenomenal. I would not have believed it until I heard it. My go-to speakers are JBL LSR28Ps, which are highly accurate. The Coby's are not quite as good, but again, I could mix acceptably on them. The bottom end goes down to 50Hz if they're set up well and not too far from a wall. I've had no trouble with mine since I bought them a year ago. Buy 'em, and smile. I've bought ten sets and have given them to musicians and engineers who needed a second set of mix speakers.
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Ash from Los Angeles, CA
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For the money, this is the best speaker set in the world. It seems impossible to have gotten so good and balanced a sound at the oh, so low price. I know a top record engineer/mixer who checks his mixes on them. He praises them for the solid bass and overall balance of frequencies. The sub-woofer does not have to be turned up much beyond one third.
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Scubaman from Stockton, CA
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Well,
Cons: States it puts out 100 watts. I don't know exactly cause I have not used a meter to measure it. Sounds like half.
Low in the midrange do to speaker size.
Pros: It was well worth the price and loud and clear enough for a small room.
Bottom line, if u want power. Go buy the Klipsch 2.1. It will cost u another $125 or so but has a real 200 watt sound. I have it on my computer and the coby in da rest room for my mp3.
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CSV from Fresno,CA
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The Coby csmp-80 is a very good stereo/speaker system. The Coby csmp-80 has a well structured box for the subwoofer, and 2 towers for the speakers. The subwoofer is the best for something this small. it has a very good bass response, it plays low notes very well, and high notes are not to bad. The knobs on the back of the subwoofer box are easy to use but sometimes they are hard to find if you are not looking but soon you will get used to were they are. Overall this speaker system is awesome if you want some thing for your computer or just to listen to something I would recommend this speaker system. hope this helped :)
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