Bose's Companion 5 speakers are great for those who want more from their DVD audio but lack the space for a true surround-sound setup.
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It’s no surprise that Bose has slapped a fairly hefty price tag on these speakers, but $699 for a 2.1 setup is hard to justify. The price will most likely mean a reasonably limited audience is drawn to this system.
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gr
+ Looks and works very well. - The volume throbber is NOT linked to the host machine volume, as it is on any USB or Bluetooth device. - The pseudo-5.1 sound is a joke, but I wasn't really expecting any real 3D from this.
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gordonfowler
I've always had add on sound systems with my desktops and this is without question the best. I wish my
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dbenveniste
Great set of speakers for my desk. only think i wouldn't give a 10/10 on is the price, but it does provide the best sound quality for that size.
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