Harman Kardon ISUB2000 isub Subwoofer (Mac Only) by Harman Kardon
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Digital camera reviews of Harman Kardon ISUB2000 isub Subwoofer (Mac Only)
Digital camera Review: Why???
Summary: 5 Stars
My five stars go only for beauty, I haven't heard it yet. But why??? must I pay for it something like ... in Italy? Why is it always so? Why does ... not ship the item to me in Italy? But I will buy it anyway, at the ridicolous price. It is too beautiful. I'm talking of the iSub. Ciao.Digital camera Review: You can't live without this
Summary: 5 Stars
You have already proven that you are different by using a Mac. You have shown that you demand a higher standard for your computer quality. If you play music on your computer you need an iSub. An iSub truly brings out the treble and bass. You will question how you lived without it. You just plug it into an open USB port and boom, you're good to go. It works without drivers in OS9 and OSX. It just pops up in your sound system preference or control panel. From there you can control how loud your iSub is. I love this product and you will too.Digital camera Review: buy direct from manufacturer!!
Summary: 3 Stars
Harman Kardon is selling this item for 25% less on its own website! buy it there!Digital camera Review: iSub Cuts Off External Speakers
Summary: 4 Stars
I have owned and greatly appreciated the sound quality of the HK iSub for about a year now. However, I recently purchased M-Audio StudioPro 4 speakers from the apple website. After plugging them into my iMac through the speaker jack on the side, I enjoyed the pleasant mixing of the speakers and the iSub. After some time, I decided to see what would happen if the iSub were to be disconnected from the computer...
The low-frequency mini subs of the StudioPro 4 speakers seemed to kick in as soon as the iSub was unplugged. This lead me to the conclusion that the iSub, being connected via USB, cuts off or redirects the lower-frequency sound from the external speakers.
Is there any way the iSub and the mini subs of the external speakers could work simultaneously? Having more speakers playing the lower frequencies would be very favorable and as of now i am leaving the iSub disconnected.
Digital camera Review: kicks everything else out the window
Summary: 5 Stars
i first got this and thought, "well not bad.." then i found the contral panel for it.
10 minutes later and 5 "noise" complaints later, i have fallen in love. i recomend this to everyone who feels that these little imac speakers arent giving the bass that your music deserves. its perfect, and wonderful, and wonderfully cheap. just awesome