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A perfect partner for my new Acer Aspire One Netbook. Great sound, not too bulky, inexpensive.

I purchased the "Creative Labs Inspire T10" speaker set to augment the table top "C Crane" wireless Internet radio that I recently received. The "C Crane" wireless Internet radio has an excellent monaural speaker, but I wanted more power.
I had an Amazon $50 gift certificate, so that pretty well defined my price range. I wanted speakers that were equal to or better than the excellent speaker on the Internet "C Crane" Internet radio. Each of these speakers are larger than the radio and are equal with more powwer. They look good ane make an attractive living room display.

I am more than pleased with the "Creative T10" speakers. They sound great. They might have been a little stiff the first few minutes, but then settled down to provide very good quality music from around the world.
These speakers feature a tone control knob. That is a downside to me. That means that any setting that I make is purely arbitrary since I have no tone signal to compare it with. I fiddled with it and hit what I thought was a sweet spot and have left it alone ever since. I mostly listen to classical, jazz, and opera. Very satisfying.
I do not listen to these at full power, so I really can't say what they are capable of doing. I listen at low to mid level ranges and they give a clear sharp renditon. I am not a musician and do not have a trained ear.
For me, these were a good buy.

Just Got these speakers and I really love them... They have great sound in a small and highly affordable package. The Bass is not spectacular but definitely good enough for music and movies, they are just not party speakers.

I bought these so I could listen music at work without having to wear headphones. They just arrived today and I can say they are a fantastic upgrade from my built in iMac speakers (which weren't terrible, but hardly project sound very well). So far, they seem well worth the $50 I spent on them and I am happy with the purchase.
I am not an audiophile, but I can tell you blues sound sweet and twangy on them (Taj Majal's "Fishing Blues" comes across brilliantly, sounds like he's playing the guitar right here in the room with me, and the voice is clear and human tones are well conveyed). I'm not really expecting much in the bass department, but a bit of bass does come across, and seriously, what can you expect for $50 computer speakers with no subwoofer?
In summary, these are excellent speakers if you're looking to upgrade your computer's built in speakers or expand the sound range of a notebook. I wouldn't recommend them as an alternative to a good home stereo system though!

I loved it. Considering the price and the benefits, there's nothing to complain. I'm not an expert, but I think the sound is clean and clear, loud enough, and the speakers are nice too. Recomended!!!