Boston Acoustics Horizon MM220 Reviews

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I'm very happy with the MM220 Speakers. I recently bought a 25'' monitor with internal speakers that were nowhere near what I needed. from Compusa.com I just tucked it under the desk. I would much rather have good sound with a large amp. Good job Boston from Amazon.com My Auras date back to 1993 or 1994. I wish Aura would get a clue and start making their Aspect series again. But this review is about the Boston MM 220's. I did not expect miracles. from Amazon.com So i bought this as a gift for a great deal. The quality is amazing...well is is Boston. It does lack bass but i can live that knowing the price. from Amazon.com I have had a lot of speakers for my computer but none sounded as great as these. Boston seems to make a great speaker. I have a set of Boston in my ceiling in the family room and they have a clear rich sound. from Amazon.com Does everyone not understand that this is the amplifier! Most computer speakers incorporate the amp into one of the speakers which adds to the size and weight of the speakers and takes up room inside the speaker that could be better used for improved bass. Boston was smart for leaving it out. Doing so allowed them to jump it up to 80 total watts, which is way better than any speaker I have found in this price range. from Amazon.com I was seriously considering the Bose Companion speakers for about $90 - $100. The Companions are attractive speakers, however, they only have a single driver per enclosure. from Amazon.com I love Boston Acoustics speakers, and these sound terrific. However, they suffer from interference problems. from Amazon.com My third runner up was M-Audio Studiophile AV40's but was a little too big still. My second runner up was the Creative T-40s. Then I found these (Boston Acoustics MM220) for an astonishing $38 (now $33)! I went to the local Fry's store and saw the T40's. from Amazon.com I ordered these Boston Acoustic Horizon MM220 ($99)and Creative T40's ($125) 2.0 speakers of similar size and cost. The reason I didn't give them 5 stars was the huge brick transformer that is required to power and use them as well as the lack of control for bass/treble. from Amazon.com

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