Creative GigaWorks T20 Speaker System
28 Watts
Creative GigaWorks T20 speakers deliver full-range stereo sound for more natural audio in listening or composing. Based on the design principles of the award-winning GigaWorks family, famed for its premium audio quality, the GigaWorks T20s set new standards for performance, style and elegance in two-way desktop stereo. A perfect choice for aspiring amateur musicians and music enthusiasts, they include high-end tweeters and mid-range drivers for intimate, detailed highs and rich, immersive mid-tones, with Creative's BasXPort technology for warmer stereo. The clean, elegant design of the GigaWorks T20s, featuring comprehensive front-mounted controls, makes these high-end speakers perfect partners for home studios, PCs as well as MP3 players.
bit-tech Review
"These are by far some of the best speakers we've had a chance to test and not only do they perform well, but they don't cost half the earth either. If you're looking for a sleek new set of speakers to go with your rig, then the Gigaworks T20 2.0 speakers should definitely be at the top of your list, especially if cost is an issue." - 15th May 2007
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