Acoustic Authority A-3780RB Silver 2.1 180 Watt Pro Series Subwoofer Satellite System
By: Cyber Acoustics Average Rating: 4.0 Total Reviews: 6
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 On: 2007-10-01
Best bang for your buck, liked mine so much I bought a second one for my girl friend
 On: 2007-01-21
I have had these speakers for about 4 hours now. Listening to Pearl Jams TEN album. So far Ive been impressed with its loud, full sound. Subwoofer hits reasonably hard for only being an 8 incher at around 100 watts. Cool volume and power pod lights up blue. (Goes well with black computers, lol) All in all, pretty happy with this buy. Well worth spending a Benjamin on.
On: 2007-01-03
I have only had these speakers for about three days now, but I am very impressed with the sound (the most important factor)and the overall quality of the hardware. Its hard to believe that I could have gotten such a sophisticated looking and impressive sounding piece of hardware for less than $100. The cabling and connectors themselves look to be worth $100. The speakers produce a nice crisp and powerful sound. Im very happy with this purchase.
 On: 2006-03-19
These would be excellent value speakers. Fro under 100 bucks they provide a wide range of sound. From crisp highs to thumping lows. For about a week. First off, I got the speakers and a corner piece on the sub fell off. Yep, just fell off. Cheap glue. No biggie. The speaker is under my desk anyway but it does go to show you that these are sub 100 buck speakers for a reason. They are not put together with any degree of quality workmanship. I could live with that however the satellite speakers beginning to crackle in just under a week. That of course was unacceptable. I listen to rock mostly. Throw in a little techno, which I did to see how it sounded on these speakers. I did not however overdrive these speakers. Not with power or volume control. They simply blew without any real provocation. If you only ever listen to music at extremely low levels these are pretty good speakers for the money. If you turn your music up at all then I would steer clear of Acoustic Authority alltogether.
On: 2006-03-18
These would be excellent value speakers. Fro under 100 bucks they provide a wide range of sound. From crisp highs to thumping lows. For about a week. First off, I got the speakers and a corner piece on the sub fell off. Yep, just fell off. Cheap glue. No biggie. The speaker is under my desk anyway but it does go to show you that these are sub 100 buck speakers for a reason. They are not put together with any degree of quality workmanship. I could live with that however the satellite speakers beginning to crackle in just under a week. That of course was unacceptable. I listen to rock mostly. Throw in a little techno, which I did to see how it sounded on these speakers. I did not however overdrive these speakers. Not with power or volume control. They simply blew without any real provocation. If you only ever listen to music at extremely low levels these are pretty good speakers for the money. If you turn your music up at all then I would steer clear of Acoustic Authority alltogether.
On: 2005-01-08
I bought these speakers based on many recommendations I read around the Internet, most of which made reference to the amazing volume levels you can achieve. However, once I unpacked the system and tried playing some of my music files I immediately noticed two problems: First, the bass produced by the subwoofer is quite "muddy," and makes the bass drums basically indistinguishable from bass guitar. Secondly, the satellite speakers have noticeable distortion in the midrange frequencies, so much so that I had to stop playing one particular song because I was getting headache from it.
I eventually sent these back and picked up the Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 speakers and Ive been very happy ever since. I dont know if the ProMedias can generate the sheer volume levels, but they definitely reproduce the audio much more accurately.
On: 2005-01-07
I bought these speakers based on many recommendations I read around the Internet, most of which made reference to the amazing volume levels you can achieve. However, once I unpacked the system and tried playing some of my music files I immediately noticed two problems: First, the bass produced by the subwoofer is quite "muddy," and makes the bass drums basically indistinguishable from bass guitar. Secondly, the satellite speakers have noticeable distortion in the midrange frequencies, so much so that I had to stop playing one particular song because I was getting headache from it.
I eventually sent these back and picked up the Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 speakers and Ive been very happy ever since. I dont know if the ProMedias can generate the sheer volume levels, but they definitely reproduce the audio much more accurately.
On: 2003-10-19
You gotta get these speakers! Try unreal Tournament just for starters! Then pop in one of your favorite hip hop or dance tunes and let er rip! Just be kind to your fellow neighbors and do it at decent hour of the day! Next check out a good Jet Li DVD and enjoy the fun!
I love the neat volume adjuster which looks like a little neon light blue mouse. You can add more or less bass or crank the sound to get rid of any hearing you have left. Oh and by the way...you can also hook up a PS2/X-box to this monster and make your neighbor think theres a little war starting next door!
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