MM-2000

Pros: Exquisite and accurate sound, with a beautiful presentation.
Cons: No rear stands for speakers. More for the experienced audiophile than for loud sounds.

I finally looked into buying new speakers after drooling over my fiance's Klipsch ProMedia V.2-400. At the time I had a pair of huge 10-watt, 20 pound speakers that had come with the purchase of my computer, which I would probably date at circa 1980's....

Pros: Tremendous sound placement capabilities, crystal-clear listening experience for multimedia.
Cons: No rear speaker stands, no bundled software.

I recently purchased the Monsoon Sonigistix MM-2000 series from CompUSA and was so thrilled with their performance that I wanted to share my enthusiasm with you!

Being an avid pc-gamer since the days of “Pirates!” for the Commodore 64 I’ve had...

Pros: Neutral sound, crystal clear highs and mids, good multimedia speakers
Cons: Transition from the sats to the sub needs work

For reference's sake, this review was conducted using a Turtle Beach soundcard and in a fairly "live room" - I would have liked to have a room with a bit more ability to absorb sound (the room tends to "echo" ever so slightly), but unfortunatly I just...

Pros: rich sound, ease to connect
Cons: no rear speaker stands, customer service needs improvement

This is the second generation of speakers I purchased. I currently have the MM 2000 speakers. I previously owned a pair of Monsoon speakers that I originally upgraded on my computer -they lasted about 3.5 years before they gave out. I've had to return my subwoofer on MM 2000 model because of a bad jack, and eventhough the company was prompt an courteous when returning a new subwoofer, I'm currently experience a similar problem, this time the subwoofer is not responding at all. Worst of all, I am unable to communicate with their customer service for advice, either via email or toll free number, both are not in service? Strange? I thought it was a good product, now I'm having second thoughts.