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The good: Inexpensive portable speaker system; solid build quality; tone and volume controls; runs on four AA batteries; optional AC power.
The bad: Your telephone's answering machine probably sounds better.
The bottom line: RCA's portable speaker sounds awfully small.
Specifications: Type of speaker: portable speakers; Amplification type: Active; Input Impedance: 8 Ohm See full specs
Price range: $24.45
CNET editors' review
- Reviewed on: 06/10/2004
- Updated on:11/29/2007
So far, so good--but when we hooked up our iPod and listened to the FSP200, we weren't at all happy. The sound was thin, anemic, harsh, and crude, and that was with the tone control set to Low. When we switched over to the Hi position, the sound was even worse; our telephone's answering machine sounds better. Bass? Forget about it; there isn't any bass at all. We doubt RCA's FSP200 will win any awards for sound quality. Sony's slightly more expensive SRS-T57 speaker set sounds somewhat more refined, and it's smaller and more portable. But for much improved sound, you'll have to look elsewhere.
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