Home | Stories | Reviews | TreoCast | Treo Store | Accessories | Software | Discussion at webOS Nation | Mobile | About | Search   treocentral.com >> Products & Reviews >> Software ThinkOutside Boomtube H201 Thu Feb 23, 2006 - 5:01 PM EST - By Harv Laser Table of Contents OverviewSo how does it sound...> Conclusion Conclusion The ThinkOutside Boomtube H201 speaker system is a beautiful piece of stylish industrial design. It’s small and light enough to tote around, yet it feels substantial and well-built. The box is filled with everything you’ll need and for casual listening it pumps out nicely balanced and accurate highs, midrange, and upper bass. Generally, as an audiophile, I'd say it sounds good, and you can listen to it, without fatigue, for hours. But really low bass reproduction falls short of what it should or could be. The speaker cones need protective grilles. The whole cabling scheme is messy, and the system is a tad on the pricey side. With some thought to re-engineering, even adding a bit of weight and size to give its subwoofer 3” drivers, (would you really care if it weighed a pound or two more if that gave you much lower bass?).. it could be a LOT better. Criteria  Rating Design 4 Usability 4 Sound Quality 3 Cost/Benefit 3 Overall (not an average) Pros Battery or AC powered Highly portable w/good carrying case Eye-catching looks Sweet highs and midrange Cons Cabling�s a messy affair No holder for Treo or other player The truly low bass simply isn�t there. No speaker grilles!   User Opinions No reader opinions available. Would you recommend ThinkOutside Boomtube H201? Yes   No   Product Info Sponsored Links ThinkOutside Boomtube H201 from TreoCentral Store References Actions > Print this page >

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