Pioneer multimedia desktop computer speaker system : Pioneer expands its speaker line-up into the Personal Computer market with the launch of two new multi-media computer speaker systems. Pioneer’s new 2.0- and 2.1-channel computer speaker systems are designed for music fans who want a higher level audio experience from their Personal Computer, whether it’s from a notebook, or a home computer. The new Pioneer Speakers (S-MM301) delivers big sound from its triple coil drivers and features a compact design making it ideal for travel, while the other Pioneer speakers (S-MM751RU) provide a power upgrade and strong bass performance with a dedicated subwoofer to enhance music playback on any home computer.
 Pioneer speakers for Personal Computers Our goal with these new Pioneer speakers is to bring that same ‘larger-than-life’ Pioneer home audio experience onto the desktop. These Pioneer speakers bring that experience closer for those consumers who love to listen to their music collection from their laptops and personal computers,” said Chris Walker, director Audio and Video marketing for the home entertainment division of Pioneer Electronics USA. The Pioneer S-MM301 and Pioneer S-MM751RU are now available at a suggested retail price of $49 and $129 respectively.  Pioneer computer speakers The Pioneer S-MM301 USB speakers deliver big sound with better fidelity and more volume than typical laptop speakers, all from a compact package that can be transported along with a notebook. The Pioneer speakers are powered through the USB cable, eliminating the need for a bulky, separate AC adapter, making it easy to take along when traveling or wherever space is limited. Only slightly larger than the average smartphone, the speakers are extremely compact so users will have no problems fitting them into a laptop case or small travel bag.  Pioneer Subwoofer A great addition to a Personal computer, Pioneer’s new S-MM751RU 2.1-Channel Computer Speaker System delivers a full-spectrum audio experience with its integrated satellite speakers and subwoofer enclosure. Pioneer utilizes a technology called MAXX Bass Dynamic Sound with DSP Bass Enhancement to increase dynamic range, resulting in a rich and enjoyable listening experience. The system is rated to handle a total of 40 watts (20 watt subwoofer; 10 watts for each satellite), ample power for music, movies and gaming. The Pioneer control puck also includes an SD Memory Card slot (WMA/MP3), USB port (WMA/MP3) and line-in audio input so users can enjoy their music from other sources without having to turn on the personal computer. |
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Looks like one of these will shine near my PC))) Pioneer, as a company has a great variety of products, making high quality audio systems. These PC speakers looks nice but their characteristics are even better!