Testseek.com have collected 11 expert reviews of the Axiom Audio Audiobyte Computer Speakers and the average rating is 85%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Axiom Audio Audiobyte Computer Speakers.
August 2008
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The editors liked
Excellent
Airy mid-to-high frequency response. Attractive design. Powerful output with little or no distortion at high volumes.
Excellent audio quality
Nice finish on all speakers
Good cord length
USB port for charging portable music player
Detachable speaker grills
Sweet
Tight sound across the board
USB charging port built into the amplifier.
Nice build quality
Including titaniumdomed tweeters. Satellite speakers look and sound sharp. Lots of color and finish choices
Like faux walnut burl. Crank up the volume without distorting the sound.
The editors didn't like
Subwoofer is not for bass fiends. Bass volume only has three settings. The external amp is fairly large
Heavy
And unattractive.
Less bass response than expected
Fairly pricey
Amp cabinet consumes floor space and must be within reach to use the volume control.
Over five hundred bucks and theres no remote? We like our LEDs and all but the big ring of them around the volume knob is overkill. Seriously
Abstract: Audiobyte Computer Speakers w/ AmplifierAxiom Home TheatersEPZero SubwooferPrice: $179.00One never knows what to expect when a company invites evaluation of the product they produce. I suppose they think that, for the money, their product cant be bea...
Abstract: This is by far the most long-term review that I have done to date, and that just goes to show the quality of the speakers. I also have to admit that towards the end of the review I was no longer reviewing these speakers but merely enjoying them and pro...
Abstract: Axiom Audio’s Audiobyte-EPZero system offers marvelous sound and an attractive appearance, and nearly everything I played through it sounded fine. In fact, the Audiobytes are so much better than my own crummy little cheap-o computer speakers that I no...
Excellent, airy mid-to-high frequency response. Attractive design. Powerful output with little or no distortion at high volumes.
Subwoofer is not for bass fiends. Bass volume only has three settings. The external amp is fairly large, heavy, and unattractive.
Except for its hideous-looking amplifier, Axioms luxurious Audiobyte is a visually striking, space-eating 2.1 PC speaker set. And though it costs an arm and a leg, its audio performance is wonderful....
Nice build quality, including titaniumdomed tweeters. Satellite speakers look and sound sharp. Lots of color and finish choices, like faux walnut burl. Crank up the volume without distorting the sound.
Over five hundred bucks and theres no remote? We like our LEDs and all but the big ring of them around the volume knob is overkill. Seriously, a sub that large should thump harder.
Abstract: “Canadian loudspeaker manufacturer Axiom is the latest company to wade into the desktop audio fray, joining a few other established, high end audio players in the burgeoning computer audio market (see my recent review of the Dynaudio MC-15 desktop s...
Abstract: Video Review: The Axiom Audiobyte Speakers come in several different color options and start at $349 USD, which is a bit steep for computer speakers. Driven by a 110-watt amplifier, the speakers accept direct iPod dock connection via USB or directly f...
Abstract: Axiom Audio Audiobyte Computer Speakers Octavio Umana Do you remember the days when a personal computer could only beep and produce a few single tones? The computers musical abilities have come a long way in the past 15 years. The development of sop...
