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Hercules XPS 2.1 60


Released March, 2010

Product Shot 1 The Pros:Slim, compact speaker design takes up very little desk space. Crisp, clear sound quality that's well-balanced. Bass sounds really tight, can really boom at high settings.

The Cons:Bass adjustment knob is located on the subwoofer, making it a bit hard to reach if you're the type to put your subwoofer under your desk. Poor build quality - feel cheap and plasticky.

The Hercules XPS 2.1 60 is a 2.1 multimedia speaker system. This is similar to the Hercules XPS 2.1 40, but can output a higher total peak power of 120 watts and allows the satellite speakers to sit on the desktop or be mounted on the walls.

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In other ways they are the same, including the use of two 1.5 inch drivers in each satellite using Hercules Aluminum Transduction technology to create a more diffuse sound for better envelopment of the listener. The volume control is built directly into one of the satellites, as are inputs for a headset and MP3 player.

Features

  • 3 piece speaker kit
  • 60 Watts total output power and 120 Watts Peak Power
  • 30 Watt wooden subwoofer (with Bass Control)
  • 2 x 15 Watt magnetically shielded satellites
  • Satellites can be wall mounted
  • HAT (Hercules Aluminium Transduction) Technology
  • Each satellite includes two 1.5 inch drivers
  • Volume control, Headset input, MP3 player plug in on the front right sided satellite
  • Complete audio connection with dedicated cables for Consoles, DVD and MP3 players

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    Slim, compact speaker design takes up very little desk space.

  • 1

    Crisp, clear sound quality that's well-balanced.

  • 1

    Bass sounds really tight, can really boom at high settings.

  • 1

    Headphone and MP3 player inputs located right on the right satellite for easy access.

  • 1

    Very fair price point for the quality (can be found for less than $50 online).

Cons
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    Bass adjustment knob is located on the subwoofer, making it a bit hard to reach if you're the type to put your subwoofer under your desk.

  • 1

    Poor build quality - feel cheap and plasticky.

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