- Brand : JBL
- Product name : SPYRO Fuchsia
- Product code : JBL/SPYROFC
- Category : Speaker Sets
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Long product name JBL SPYRO Fuchsia speaker set 36 W 2.1 channels 6 W
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JBL Spyro™ – Three-Piece Powered Satellite Speakers & Subwoofer System
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Short summary description JBL SPYRO Fuchsia speaker set 36 W 2.1 channels 6 W
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JBL SPYRO Fuchsia, 2.1 channels, 36 W, 80 dB, 6 W, 24 W, 2.8 kg
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Long summary description JBL SPYRO Fuchsia speaker set 36 W 2.1 channels 6 W
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JBL SPYRO Fuchsia. Audio output channels: 2.1 channels, RMS rated power: 36 W. Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR): 80 dB. Satellite speakers RMS power: 6 W. Subwoofer RMS power: 24 W. Weight: 2.8 kg
Uk has collected 13 expert reviews for JBL SPYRO Fuchsia speaker set 36 W 2.1 channels 6 W and the average expert rating is 64 of 100. The average score reflects the expert community’s view on this product. Click below and use Uk to see all ratings, product awards and conclusions.
digitalversus.com
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2011-07-31 19:42:29
2011-07-31 19:42:29
Average rating:60
Put it on your desk! With speakers like this, the question is always the same: can you really pick the woofer up off the floor and sit it on a table?Often, the answer is 'no': the woofer vibrates so much it shakes other objects and sometimes moves its...
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JBL have produced an excellent speaker system that isnt tied to any specific sound source - use it to play back whatever you want : iPod, CD player, TV - anything...
shinyshiny.tv
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2011-07-31 19:42:29
2011-07-31 19:42:29
Average rating:0
Lucy checks out the bass-heavy JBL Spyro speakers, and vibrates across the office. And for £75, you cant say fairer than that.
Ive reviewed a couple of weird looking speakers before in our test labs. Surprisingly, JBL has a range of them. Such speakers are for some niche market - possibly someone looking for a unique set of speakers. At least if the buyer isnt impressed with...
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JBL makes some of the best sounding iPod docks out there today. Its docks continue to impress me and it never ceases to create exciting new designs for its products. Recently, JBL released its Spyro series of speakers, which come in white or black. Aft...
When a 2.1 speaker system costs $130 and doesnt offer much in the way of extra features, the assumption is that the sound will be very good or possibly even excellent. With JBLs Spyro, we have an especially kooky-looking pair of PC speakers to anal...
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Simply put, Spyro and Spot are nearly the same system sonically, each blessed with dual 6-watt satellite speakers - smaller than the ones in JBL’s excellent Creature - and a 24-watt subwoofer that’s physically smaller but otherwise similar in...