Mini-Speakers

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  Mini Speakers
1 review, listed since 04/2007

 
  Mini Speakers
1 review, listed since 04/2007

 
  Mini Speakers
4 reviews, listed since 09/2007

 
  Mini Speakers
1 review, listed since 05/2008

 
  Mini Speakers
3 reviews, listed since 10/2007

 
  Mini Speakers
1 review, listed since 02/2008

 
  Computer Speakers, Mini Speakers
3 reviews, listed since 11/2007

 
  Mini Speakers
2 reviews, listed since 07/2007

 
  Mini Speakers
1 review, listed since 08/2006

 
  Integrated Amplifier; Technology: Transistor Amplifier; Number of Channels: 2
1 review, listed since 01/2008

 
  Mini Speakers
1 review, listed since 01/2008

 
  Integrated Amplifier; Technology: Transistor Amplifier; Number of Channels: 2
1 review, listed since 01/2008

 
  Integrated Amplifier; Technology: Transistor Amplifier; Number of Channels: 2
1 review, listed since 01/2008

 
  Integrated Amplifier; Technology: Transistor Amplifier; Number of Channels: 2
1 review, listed since 01/2008

 
  Integrated Amplifier; Technology: Transistor Amplifier; Number of Channels: 2
1 review, listed since 01/2008

 
  Mini Speakers
1 review, listed since 12/2007

 
  5.1-Speaker-Set, Mini Speakers, Center Speakers, Floorstander, Subwoofer
1 review, listed since 12/2007

 
  Mini Speakers
2 reviews, listed since 10/2006

 
  Mini Speakers
2 reviews, listed since 07/2007

 
  Mini Speakers
1 review, listed since 09/2006

 
  Mini Speakers
3 reviews, listed since 10/2005

 
Reviews on Mini-Speakers

"Miniature Keg scrapes the bottom of the barrel"

What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision
Issue: 6/2008
On test: Miidio Keg
The Miidio Keg is an innovative speaker design that promises to turn any hard surface into a speaker. It comes with a battery pack and is thus primarily intended for use as a portable speaker in conjunction with an MP3 player. Should we believe the hype?    More

"Miniature musical heroes"

What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision
Issue: 4/2008
On test: Audioengine A2, Lars & Ivan BK-21 BoBo, Cyrus Electronics CyrusLink LinkMini Two, Acoustic Energy Aego M-System
Listening to music on your computer or MP3 player needn't be dispiriting. Hook up these desktop speakers for optimum sound.    More

"Thin speaker, thin sound"

What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision
Issue: 3/2008
On test: TDK XA 10
Just mentioning the name 'TDK' around here can be enough to push some reviewers into a misty-eyed reminiscence of mix-tapes, and the company's apparently wonderful blank cassettes. Now, TDK is back with some ludicrously cheap portable speakers.    More

"Intempo iDS-05 review"

PC Advisor
Published on: 2/2008
On test: Intempo IDS-05
Intempo’s iDS-05 delivers good quality sound, despite its unassuming appearance. The iDS-05 is a well-thought-out solution for music playback around the home, although it's a little bulky for use as a portablesystem.    More
 

Mini-Speakers

Mini speakers are, just as the name suggests, small speakers which are gradually improving in quality and design to rival the sound produced by larger models. Modern mini-speakers are fully capable of producing big sound from boxes less than half the size of traditional speakers. All that there is to see from these modern small loudspeakers are the small cubes usually mounted on the wall and directed to achieve the sought after 'sweet spot' for the listener. This is usually the sofa or comfortable chair and with the speakers correctly positioned, is the convergence point of all the sound waves. When sitting in the sweet spot the sound will reach you from all speakers at the same time and so the sound will not be out of phase and will be exactly how the studio engineer or artist intended it. Small speakers do have one drawback; they are not capable of room filling bass. Most small speaker systems will be complemented by a larger sub woofer unit but this is easy to hide behind a sofa or unit and need not detract from the minimalist effect achieved from the tiny mug-sized speakers on display. Speakers are also being designed to be even smaller and even flatter, using NXT technology, flat speakers can produce sound just as true to the source from a speaker about the width of a paperback book. Mini loudspeakers are perfect for computers, and also in the car where space is at a premium. Audiophiles will claim the sound is not as good as a large set of expensive speakers and that the effect is lost but the inherent inefficiency of speakers themselves (in the region of 1-10 percent) and the more appealing aesthetics of the mini speaker leads many to opt for such devices when looking to upgrade their bulky old Hi-Fi.