SoundSticks II 3-Piece Speaker System

Reviews of the SoundSticks II 3-Piece Speaker System

• 8.0

  CNET Review

  August 26, 2004

  The Good: Ultraclear sound quality; unique design; platform-neutral minijack connector.

  The Bad: No headphone jack; no visual indicator of volume level.

  The Bottom Line: The Harman Kardon SoundSticks II match performance with attractive visual design, a combination that always makes our hearts beat a little faster. They're nearly perfect, save for a few design flaws.

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• 9.6

  alaTest.com

  By alaTest | March 3, 2010

  Review Summary: Experts rate this product 76/100 and users 89/100. Comparing these reviews to 18605 other Computer Speakers reviews gives this product an overall alaScore™ 96/100 = Excellent.

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• No Rating

  ilounge.com

  By Jeremy Horwitz | July 30, 2009

  Review Summary: Though the in-line volume control isn't ideal in the sense that it's an analog slider, relying not on the iPhone or iPod to optimally reduce its own volume but rather attenuation of whatever audio signal the device is producing, it's one of the nicest ...

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• No Rating

  ilounge.com

  By Jeremy Horwitz | April 21, 2009

  Review Summary: In summary, On Stage 400P is a strong mid-priced iPod and iPhone speaker system with certain strengths-namely, audio balance, detail, and an impressive combination of high highs and controlled lows-and certain weaknesses, namely its reluctance to ...

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• 10

  macworld.co.uk

  By Cliff Joseph | December 18, 2008

  Review Summary: The original SoundSticks were produced almost a decade ago now, and were specifically designed to match the translucent plastic used in the very first iMac. Nonetheless, the updated SoundSticks II remain one of the top sellers on the Apple Store - and ...

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