Satellite speakers
| Number of satellite speakers |
2 |
| Satellite speaker type |
1-way |
| Satellite speaker woofers quantity |
1 |
| Satellite speakers RMS power |
16 W |
Subwoofer
| Subwoofer type |
Active subwoofer |
| Bass reflex |
Y |
| Subwoofer drivers quantity |
1 |
| Wireless subwoofer |
N |
| Subwoofer RMS power |
30 W |
Technical details
| Frequency range |
40 - 20000 Hz |
| Speaker power |
8 W |
| Subwoofer height |
180 mm |
| Subwoofer depth |
252 mm |
| Speaker width |
127 mm |
| Speaker height |
142 mm |
| Speaker depth |
91 mm |
| Subwoofer width |
231 mm |
Amplifier
| Amplification device form factor |
Built-in |
| Amplification device type |
Amplifier |
| Amplifier output power |
36 W |
| Amplification device included |
Y |
Weight & dimensions
| Subwoofer dimensions (WxDxH) |
231 x 252 x 180 mm |
| Satellite speaker dimensions (WxDxH) |
127 x 91 x 142 mm |
Additionally
| On/Off switch |
N |
| Remote controlled |
N |
Gaming Audio Series SP2200, 46 watt FTC RMS, 2.1, PC Speaker System.
<b>Big Sound...</b>
High-performance gaming audio demands lots of power. With a healthy 46 Watts, including 30 Watts dedicated to the subwoofer, the Gaming Audio Series SP2200 2.1 PC speaker system delivers. The side-firing subwoofer employs a true 6” powered driver — no passive or pressure drivers here — for serious gaming punch, and the satellites give you precise stereo imaging and a generous sweet spot.
<b>…In a Small Space</b>
If desk space is important to you, then nothing should be bigger than it needs to be. The compact satellites are acoustically tuned for detailed audio reproduction without relying on large enclosures. The subwoofer is small enough to put on your desk… or, put it out of the way on the floor where it might not be seen, but will definitely be heard.
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<b>True Power Reporting</b>
Wattages stated are the sine wave continuous average power output measured using US FTC Title 16 Part 432 (RMS) rating, not "peak" or maximum power output.
