This 2.0 speaker set is a successor to the I-Trigue 2200, with just a few minor changes. It's a little more stylish, but surprisingly, loses a feature that figures in the earlier version. The set is aimed at those looking for a speaker solution for a laptop or portable media player; let's look at whether it's worth its price tag.
The Bundle
Two satellite speakers
Stereo-to-stereo audio cable
Power supply adaptor
Quick start guide and warranty
Specifications
System Setup: 2.0
Output (RMS): 18 watts
(Satellites: 2 x 9 watts)
Driver satellite: 36 mm NeoTitanium micro drivers
Magnetic Shield
Signal-to-noise ratio: 80 dB
Frequency response: 120 Hz ~ 20 kHz
Controls: Power On/Off & volume control, tone control
Headphone jack
I totally agree with the Crux
"The Creative I-Trigue 2300 2.0 sells for Rs 4,499, and comes with a one-year warranty. It beats me why anyone would want to spend that much on a 2.0 system. For that price, you can easily afford a good 2.1 set, or a low-end 5.1 system, which would deliver better music overall. If you're looking for a solution for your portable media player, you'd do better to look for a set of portable speakers (it's likely you might need to invest more), or perhaps better headphones than those that came bundled with the device. And if you're looking for speakers for your laptop, I'd say it would be much better to invest in a good pair of headphones."
by Neo
from CHD
on 15/02/08 02:40 PM
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