Antec Rockus 3D 2.1

Zitat: Pro: hochwertige Verarbeitung + schickes Design + Klang + kraftvoller Bass + hohe Pegelfestigkeit + ausreichend Leistung für Räume bis zu 35m² + Kabelfernbedienung Contra: Subwoofer brummt bei gewissen Einstellungen Die Techniker von Antec liefern mit dem Rockus 3D ein sehr überzeugendes Lautsprechersystem ab, welches nicht nur für den PC-Einsatz geeignet ist. Auch kleinere „Heimkinos“ können mit dem kraftvollen sowie gut klingendem 2.1 System problemlos beschallt werden. Der harmonisch abgestimmte Sound begeistert auf der ganzen Linie. Darüber hinaus wissen Verarbeitungsqualität, Pegelfestigkeit und Optik zu gefallen. Nur das leichte Brummen des Subwoofers trübt den positiven Gesamteindruck etwas. Christoph meint: Klasse 2.1 Sound!

Zitat: Pro: + Easy setup + Good sound quality Contra: - Needs longer cables The Antec soundscience Rockus have deep bass and good overall sound making them worth serious consideration if you need new PC speakers.

Zitat: Klanglich unausgewogene, aber sehr gute räumliche Abbildungsleistung. Die Verarbeitung ist ordentlich ausgeführt.

Zitat: To sum up, the Rockus 3D 2.1 speakers deliver okay music playback with an edgy sort of breathiness to vocals. Stereo imaging is quite good and the bass isn’t boomy, as it often is with desktop speakers. They don’t sound particularly accurate, but they’re decent enough. They do shine a bit more on movies, though you’ll want to keep them in normal stereo mode to avoid the weirdness we heard with centre channel voices. Where they stand out is in games, adding a sense of ambience and depth to the sound field of some games.

Zitat: Pros: + Optical input + Compact subwoofer + Convenient desktop remote + A significant step up from standard PC speakers Cons: - Subwoofer struggles to deliver the required oomph - No headphone jack - Premium pricing But what the Rockus 3D lacks in depth, it makes up in power. There´s ample volume for mid-sized rooms, and when gaming or watching movies the combination of power and precision provides plenty of clout. Don´t be fooled by the 3D audio mode, though. In its attempts to virtually widen the sound stage, the 3Dsst processing distorts and misconstrues the source audio to such an extent that the perceived surround-sound benefits become largely irrelevant. In summary, Antec´s Soundscience Rockus 3D is a valiant first effort that finds itself slotting into a niche area of the market. The combination of a compact subwoofer, a desktop remote and optical input makes it a versatile system, and the Rockus 3D audio experience is notably better than a standard sub-£100 set of PC speakers. Don´t go in expecting Hi-Fi quality audio and you´ll find plenty of ways to enjoy Antec´s debut 2.1 system.