Corsair SP2500 speaker review - Product gallery

Name: Corsair SP2500 speaker review
Brand: Corsair SP2500

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 03/27/2011 02:00 PM [

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Corsair SP2500 2.1 Speakers

As you know here at Guru3D.com we try to show it all, and that includes packaging. Be prepared to pickup a large and heavy box as the sub-woofer does add weight to the package alright. The box is clearly Corsair black/blue styled, if you pick a kit up on a retail store, it's hard to miss alright.

Corsair SP2500 2.1 Speakers

Inside the box you'll notice that everything is carefully packaged, no issues there. Chances of damaging anything are close to NIL really. All important components are protected by a foam layer and plastic as well.

Corsair SP2500 2.1 Speakers

Let's walk through the bundled "smaller stuff" first. You receive everything to get yourself up and running. this includes Subwoofer, Satellites (two), Desktop controller with 6 / 1.8m cable, 3.5mm to stereo RCA cable for PC input, Two 6 / 1.8m satellite audio cables with ATX4 connectors and a Power cable. You will also receive two rubber mounted stands to position the speakers towards your ears.

Corsair SP2500 2.1 Speakers

Corsair provides a digital control unit with a 1.8 (4.6cm) TFT color screen. The multi-lingual menu system provides the ability to select from several dynamic digital processing modes, EQ settings for various genres of games, movies, and music, select from the three input sources, and more.

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