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A subwoofer delivers deep 20-200Hz bass you feel, which regular speakers/headphones can't reproduce. It adds cinematic depth to games, movies, and music; explosions and bass feel like they happen in ...

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Despite seemingly endless generations of new phones, there’s always pressure to push the envelope. That can mean bigger screens, bigger cameras, or better/faster chips with beefier battery life, but ...

There are a total of 8 buttons on the left hand side that allow you to configure and manipulate the mixer. The first button (ladled Setup) opens the general settings for the mixer. The Setup Window ...

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Logitech Z-906 reviews, pros and cons. Liked: Crisp sound. Punchy bass in satellite speakers. Disliked: All audio source connections are in the subwoofer.

Vera-Fi’s Vanguard Scout bookshelf speakers and Caldera 10 subwoofer provide excellent stereo sound for less than what some folks pay for speaker cables. When searching for a pair of budget passive ...

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Even if you don't have loads of cash to spend on your hi-fi system, you don't have to settle for poor-quality sound. There's great value available from a range of affordable speakers, with the best ...

TV and home video editor Ty Pendlebury joined CNET Australia in 2006, and moved to New York City to be a part of CNET in 2011. He tests, reviews and writes about the latest TVs and audio equipment.