With over 50 years of speaker system know-how for concerts, movies, public address and clubs, Cerwin-Vega has been around the block. When creating the XD3 speaker for desktop and computer applications the goal is to optimize the sound output while keeping the enclosure small. Clarity is critical, especially for those producing multimedia or analyzing tracks. Signal purity must be maintained by using low noise amplifiers that don’t disappoint when the volume is set on high.
Powered desktop speakers like the XD3 must also fully integrate with your entire sound system and outboard accessories. The XD3 has the capability to handle multiple inputs, you can switch instantly between your computer as a source or other more portable platforms such as iPods, phones and other media players via the 1/8″ stereo Auxiliary input. The XD3 also has a convenient headphone jack which allows you to easily plug-in headphones without getting behind your computer. How well will they actually stack up in our testing? Read on and find out …
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” the front panel power switch” Yeah – the CV site talks about this as well… It doesn’t exist. There is a front volume control but power switch is on the back only. I have a pair of these at the moment and I find they break up even at moderate volumes. They are going back to Best Buy tomorrow.