Antec Soundscience rockus 3D

Excellent sonic performance. Very powerful speakers, with no distortion at high volumes. Quite affordable for this level of audio quality. Digital input.

Wired remote with short cable. The "3D" effect mode sounds poor and should be disabled.

More Speaker Reviews:• Jam Symphony• Bose SoundLink Color II• Bose SoundLink Revolve • Bose SoundLink Revolve+• LG Tone Studio (HBS-W120)• more

Antec Soundscience have certainly produced a very impressive product, that delivers brilliant sound quality with a very punchy and powerful bass. There are also lots of good features that have been incorporated into these speakers, but there are also a...

Antec’s first audio product – the soundscience rockus 3D has its pros and cons. It is well designed in terms of appearance, construction and build quality. The system offers three audio inputs, including a digital TOSLINK for connecting multiple...

Accepts TosLink, RCA, and 3.5mm Aux audio input, Dual-firing active and passive powered subwoofer system, Antec 3Dsst technology builds a virtual center channel, Anodized aluminum satellite speakers are ultra-durable, Incredibly low-frequency bass...

Kit lacks RCA-to-RCA and TosLink cables, Very expensive 2.1-channel speaker system

IMPORTANT: Although the rating and final score mentioned in this conclusion are made to be as objective as possible, please be advised that every author perceives these factors differently at various points in time. While we each do our best to ensure...

If you have £170 to spare and want to upgrade your PC sound, then these look and sound great.

– Quality design, – Satellites just look awesome, – Clear and crisp sound, – 3D mode really makes you feel like you are listening to a 5.1 system

– None that I found