May 21st, 2008 | by Mike Kobrin
On their own, the T40 are a solid set of computer speakers that won't eat up too much space on your desk.
Highs: Easy access to volume controls; small footprint; compatible with Creative's X-Fi iPod dock
Lows: Sound tends to be shrill; no subwoofer output; rear power switch
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Creative's latest desktop computer speakers are tall and thin, leaving more room on your desk for the mess that naturally accumulates. They're aimed at the high end of the budget market, with a list price of $149.99 USD (or around $120 at Amazon), putting them into the arena with beefier models like M-Audio's Studiophile AV40. The T40's have a few distinct physical advantages over the competition, and although the sound isn't perfect, they're not a bad value.
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by Jey on May 23, 2008:
“I purchased these a month ago and while I am happy with them, they could definately use the help of a subwoofer. Also, for a stereo setup $100 is pretty spendy, you can get a full 5.1 system from Logitech that sounds better IMO.” More...
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by Matt on May 25, 2008:
“I heard the T40's today and was actually disappointed with the sound. I had to really tweak the equalizer on my computer to make them sound decent, and even then they were not too hot. I plugged my really old Logitech's back in and they sounded better. These...” More...