Creative Labs I-Trigue 3300 Speakers - Creative Labs I-Trigue 3300 review - Introduction

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 01/21/2003 09:00 AM [ ] 0 comment(s)

Product: I-Trigue 3300 2.1 speakers
Manufacturer: Creative Labs
MSRP: 125

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It's not our habit to review speaker set's too often. But Creative Labs recently released the I-Trigue 3300 and well .. I was at the least intrigued by this speaker-set. It's not a mumbo jumbo 5.1, or 6.1 channel speaker set or extremely powerful loudspeaker set. No it's a small, high-end yet very stylish looking 2.1 speaker set which consists out of a nice sub-woofer and two very cute looking satellite speakers that our made out of stylish titanium. Each satellite is finished in a decent, die-cast alloy body that houses three high-precision titanium drivers, which should deliver you clarity and more accurate audio delivery than aluminum drivers.

The subwoofer features a 6.5-inch long-throw driver and dual flared port tube to ensure a cleaner and more powerful bass. It also equipped with a remote, unfortunately it's wired though, but it features, volume, bass and hey .. even a headphone socket.

The I-Trigue basically is interesting for the person that likes to listen to MP3, CD's and play a nice game on their PC. of course you can hook it in to your MP3 player, CD or MiniDisc player also.

Product overview

9 Watts RMS per satellite, 25 Watts RMS subwoofer
Each speaker designed with three high-precision titanium drivers to deliver more sonic accuracy than speakers with aluminum drivers
Ultra sleek speaker design with removable grilles. Looks stunning on the desktop, complements flat panel monitors and notebooks
Attractive solid die-cast alloy adds a modern touch to any desktop and ensures speaker stability
Best frequency response in the class from 30Hz-20kHz for a clean range of lows, mids and highs
Powerful 25-Watt RMS subwoofer features a 6.5-inch long-throw driver for room-shaking bass, and a dual flared port tube for greater detail
Matching wired remote with power, volume and bass controls plus headphone jack

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