Tuesday, Oct 30th 2007 by James Allan Brady


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This 2.1 PC speaker system is absolutely amazing. Would you believe this thing will crank out 300 watts?

Razer_Mako_2.1_THX_2

Furthermore its THX certified, and have a Class HD amplifier to power everything. On top of that there are THX Slot Speaker technology integrated into the system with its downward firing mids and highs.

The whole system is bi-amplified too, what does that mean, it means that there are 3 speakers, more or less (1 sub, 2 satellites), and there are six channels of output, 2 per speaker at 50 watts per channel. That means the Sub is hitting with 100 watts, and so are both of the satellites.

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The power is cleaner and more constant which means the audio sounds better too, there is a better Signal to Noise ratio, less EMI, and the whole system, due in part to the Class HD amp, has power scaling meaning the system is only drawing as much power as it needs. The frequency response isn’t anything major at 30-20,000Hz.

There are one each 3.5mm input and output and an RCA audio input. There is also a digital signal processor inside and a touch sensitive LED dial to control it all. Suffice it to say I want a set of these, too bad they aren’t dropping until December, online, January if you want to wait till they hit store shelves, and there isn’t yet a listed price.

Razer Mako 2.1 THX Certified Multimedia bi-amplified speaker [via newlaunches]

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  1.  Gaming Audio   View all comments by Gaming Audio  Neutral  Add karma Subtract karma Quote

    this speaker is awesome! let me tell you I was using bose before this and this totally blows that piece of junk away. sound separation is insane and vocals are amazingly centered. This product is what I call the product that shook my year.

  2.  Sam Mathew   View all comments by Sam Mathew  -1  Add karma Subtract karma Quote

    Does not live to the expectation of THX certification i am starting to think is THX a marketing gimmick or what????

    Altec Lansing Mx-5021 does a better job, its THX certified and 1/3rd the price of Razer Mako 2.1
    What disappointed me was mid range is not clear so is the high frequency shrills get muffeled into the deep bass. This is after using my set of Mako 2.1 with various sources including Audio CD and MP3 coded at 128 kbps!

    Would have expected a better product than the MX-5021 from Altec Lansing since the Mako 2.1 was designed from ground Zero with THX engineering !
    High priced should be priced in the same range as MX-5021 or the Z-300 from Logitech


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