Harman Kardon Soundsticks III 2.1-Channel Multimedia Speaker System with Subwoofer (Refurbished) $100 + Free Shipping (expired)

Nice, full warranty!

Decent. The price of the Soundsticks fluctuate alot though. They hit $120 new occasionally maybe even less and bounce up to beyond $160.

Is this subwoofer suppose to placed on the floor or desk ?? Not a bag fan of desk clutter,

Quote from Peaches123 : Decent price for good sounding computer speakers. http://www.ebay.com/itm/ws/eBayIS...47&afsrc=1 Apparently these are $160 on Amazon (new).

Amazing speakers. Bought them for the husband a few months back and worked great.

Rave reviews on amazon.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0042F3K9W/

thanks op

Here's some reviews for the Sound Sticks II:

http://www.head-fi.org/products/h...em/reviews

I have used Soundsticks 2 for years, with no problems. The two small speakers are desktop, the large one goes on the floor. One of the small ones fell on the floor and broke recently, I'm looking to upgrade and this is by far the best deal I've seen. The speakers are great, very clear and loud, shake the windows loud. Best computer speakers I've heard.

Picked one up Never seen so many sites all have great reviews The style appeal is nice on these too
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This is a pretty good deal for them these days. I got mine for substantially cheaper but most people don't have that option. Refurbished ones went for around $75 before they got popular, but I haven't seen anything that low in over a year

I don't use them on my computer but spent a lot of time with them. They are very clear sounding and produce a well balanced stereo image. Bass doesn't extend much but does blend well and does a good job at producing what matters. There is some stiff competition at this price point but they do hold their own.

A bit fragile so proper placement is crucial. Tougher than they look, though, just not as tough as any other computer speaker.

For those concerned, Jonathan Ive, noted Apple designer, designed them from a conceptual and cosmetic stand point. Harman Kardon had all the say when it came to materials, dimensions and generally anything that would impact sound quality.

Quote from examante : This is a pretty good deal for them these days. I got mine for substantially cheaper but most people don't have that option. Refurbished ones went for around $75 before they got popular, but I haven't seen anything that low in over a year I don't use them on my computer but spent a lot of time with them. They are very clear sounding and produce a well balanced stereo image. Bass doesn't extend much but does blend well and does a good job at producing what matters. There is some stiff competition at this price point but they do hold their own. A bit fragile so proper placement is crucial. Tougher than they look, though, just not as tough as any other computer speaker. For those concerned, Jonathan Ive, noted Apple designer, designed them from a conceptual and cosmetic stand point. Harman Kardon had all the say when it came to materials, dimensions and generally anything that would impact sound quality.

I've had these for about 6-7 years. Sound quality is excellent, and I haven't had any issues. I would definitely recommend them.

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Quote from jsmoove05 : Is this subwoofer suppose to placed on the floor or desk ?? Not a bag fan of desk clutter,

You can ~basically~ put the sub anywhere you have enough wire. Putting it in the desk drawer then closing it might be bad but in general, there is no wrong place to put it.

Even though i had tax here in FL it still comes out ok. In for 1, needed some 2.1s thank you for sharing!

What the heck, the speakers I am using now where bought over 15 years ago and they still sound good but I will check these out.

I've had a friend who had these and he loved them! I've wanted this for awhile, but now I'm wondering... why spend so much on a 2.1 system? I know it's apples to oranges, but we see deals on 5.1, 5.2, etc systems all the time. Are audiophiles really happy with 2.1, even if it's the best 2.1 available? Just wondering what others think about this, as I'm on the fence about buying.