Cyber Acoustics CA-3908 2.1 Multimedia Speaker System with Subwoofer, 92 Watts Peak Power, Deep Bass, Perfect for Music, Movies, and Games on Desktops, Laptops, Consoles

Ok, let me explain. I watched You-tube to help me decide which model would offer the best audio for my Home PC. The CA-3908 was the perfect choice so I ordered it. I received the box by Superman because it came in very quickly as usual. I opened the Amazon box and in it there was a separate shipping carton from Cyber Acoustics with a couple of other goodies that I ordered. On top of the CA carton was a shipping label and my eyes only focused on seeing those numbers Model# CA-3908! Yay! No mistakes! I was still looking at the top of the box as I wondered to myself " Wow! I thought this box looked bigger on You-Tube because it comes with a massive subwoofer!" What the heck I told myself, it does say CA-3908 on the shipping label! I pulled out the carton and as I was lifting it up to eye level it said " CA-3810 6 of 7 I think. I couldn't believe what was happening! I put it on the floor and shook my head. It took a few minutes to decide whether I was going to open the box or just return it. I decided to open it. The satellite speakers were a bit smaller than the 3908 and the subwoofer was a little smaller but taller than the 3908, but not by much, I hooked it up and it was very simple and fast and it had that cool puck that controls the volume, bass, on-off switch, headphone and aux connections. Totally cool because I wouldn't even think about buying an audio system without one. This was the same puck that the CA-3908 has, awesome. So I turned it on and guess what? This cheaper version sounds pretty darn good to my ears so I decided to keep it! The Bass is not overwhelming but it can crank it out when it needs too and the satellite speakers are more then up to the task. It does crank out some good-ole-Grand Funk-Railroad (super heavy on the bass was what that group was known for plus the double drummers!!!!!!!) Anyway the CA-3810 was released about the same time as the CA-3908. It was labeled and referred to the smaller brother to the 3908 by Cyber Acoustics. I am impressed with the sound and I am going to keep it as it meets all of the criteria that I need in an audio system. Customer Service was very understanding and just refunded the balance back into my account. No need to rebox and send it back, just relax at my PC desk and just enjoy the music and play with the volume puck! BTW: The speakers that came with my PC were.....not up to standards and it did not have a volume/ headphone or aux in! Volume was controlled by the onscreen volume control and the headphones had to be connected to a USB port on the main unit. So this awesome puck which is next to my wireless mouse (just installed that) so that I can now also play music from my I-phone! Who could ask for anything more? As a side note; AOL did a story on how Amazon works. They had a slide show of about 14 pictures showing what goes on in their massive warehouses! Some areas were like 3 to 4 floors high with workers pulling orders and in every picture just about every inch of their warehouse was filled. It really threw me off when I saw all those workers filling the orders at their work stands! Logistically outstanding and I have a new found respect for these hard-working Americans! Now I'm not saying that I'm going to go soft when a mistake is made. They are doing their best, and I am not going to be as " vocal or anal" about the small stuff but for the bigger mistakes I will keep pointing those out....in a good way of course. Buy the CA-3810. It performs great, looks awesome and it comes with the all in one puck! Besides most buyers gave the CA-3810 5 stars overall while the CA-3810 only got 4? Read the reviews and make your choice. Aloha & Mahalo!

I had previously purchased a lower quality speaker system from this same manufacturer - it was okay and it lasted a few years before it died. So, I stepped up into this version - what a difference in sound quality! I have only had this speaker system for a couple days but it is exceeding my expectations - especially at this price point. If it lasts a few years like the other version this will be a heck of a good deal.

Better value than others in the price range, discount ($69) or without discount. It sounds ok but don't expect anything out of those 2" speakers. It works when sitting front of it with lower volume, but if you step away needing to turn it up, it will sound horribly as if everything goes out of whack.The aux input is a great improvement over the older generation equipment. I had to trash 2 set of nice expansive speaker sets because of the 3.5 plug/wire damages. I think you can now get a cheap Bluetooth receiver to continue to use the speakers even if the plug or the output port on the computer is damaged.I do recommend this set, but without the discount, I would compare with a few more.

(You can view my set-up on the picture section)Yea, I'm over 55 years old, but don't look for no walker in my home or a Prius in my driveway. I grew up in an era where there were only two types of Rock Music- 1.) Hard 2.) Loud And you can hear them both at the same time when I pass by your house in my Hemi Challenger. So this is not my first rodeo when it comes to stereo equipment.I bought this system primarily for Home Theater. I already own a large 5.1 Receiver/Speaker system, but didn't want the hassles of all the wires this time. This is why I decided to try 2.1. And this Cyber Acoustics CA-3908 just kicks some serious butt! For music, (from a digital source), the sound quality is superb. Crisp separations of the highs and mids. No breakup, even at room-busting volume. So, when I have Amy Lee cranked up and she's hitting those high notes, I look at those little speakers and can't believe the sound is coming from them. The music sounds like it's coming from a much larger, more expensive set of speakers.The subwoofer is a real 6.5" ported speaker. It's not like others which lure you with a large speaker on the front but in reality, the sub speaker is some silverdollar-sized, down-firing speaker you can't see. And this makes a difference if you're watching digital movies. A larger sub can handle the sudden increase in volume (like an explosion) without crackling or breaking up. On Blu-Ray, the sound is nearly impressive as it was on my room-engulfing 5.1 system. Granted, I don't have the front/rear separation of a 5.1 system, but these smaller speakers put sound all through the room. I couldn't find a dead spot. Just crystal clear sound on a system that literally explodes during action scenes. And compared to the speakers on my TV? Those are a joke. They are like the old tin-can and string system compared to this Cyber Acoustics.Before purchasing these speakers, I recently posted a question in the Q&A if anybody had used these for home theater. I was looking for opinions. Cecil replied:" I like decent sound with my TV viewing and I'd spend a one hundred or two hundred more and get a decent soundbar/subwoofer. IMO, the Cyber Acoustics device is just low end. "Cecil, let me rebut. You're wrong.....DEAD WRONG! That's all I gotta say.In short, if you are looking for a set of speakers to be played off of a REAL digital source (not Youtube off of your computer), this set is an awesome choice, especially at this price. Grab a set, and correct me if you think I'm wrong.