Speakers For Women About Computers

I would like to see Sonos make speakers for Computers

Women out there - have you noticed there's no such thing as a photo vest for us? Here's one that's proportioned for women (even though it is a man's vest). I'm a landscape photographer who shoots 4x5 film and this vest can hold three film holders in a series of stacked pockets. The cotton fabric is washable and may be treated with permethrin to repel ticks and mosquitos. The vest is also rather stylish.

About 2 years ago I started replacing the 1/4 inch connectors on my speakers with speakons, which have much greater contact area and therefore more efficient power transfer. The process continues.

About a year ago I was given a JBL Flip 4 as a gift, and I was immediately impressed with the quality of sound and construction. I bought the Charge 4 recently, thinking I would replace the Flip 4. Right out of the box, it delivered a smooth, powerful sound for its size. It connected so flawlessly to my Flip 4 that I ended up keeping both speakers, and now I can have studio sound wherever I go. I've listened to Bose and Ultimate Ears portable speakers (and I've seen their price tags too), and I promise that JBL portable sound is the best bang for your buck.

About as expected.

Great service and awesome businessmen and women!

We use these on carts with computers and DVD players to switch which device goes to the speakers mounted on the cart. It does that job very well. It also came with a strip of 3M Dual-Lock (basically plastic velcro) to attach it to a surface, which was very useful for us to attach it to the cart. I just wish it was cheaper. It costs around 6x what the parts it is made of cost. I would be happier if all three plugs were on the back instead of on three separate sides. It looks very messy the way it is.

My workstation consists of many computers and one set of high end desktop speakers. having access to quickly control the volume and having them out to one set of speakers is exactly what I needed. This does exactly that. I just wish I had thought to come look for this sooner. The only gripe (and it is really nothing more than a gripe), is that I wish the inputs were either on the side or back, having the cords coming out the front is not great for the aesthetic.

I'm enjoying this monitor for the work I do with photographs and CAD. I've been working with computers since 1988 and this is the best monitor that I have used. Partly it's because of the size but I'm pleased with the color quality and the resolution as well. I would highly recommend this especially for the price. The only downside, which is not an issue for me, is the speakers which quite frankly, suck. Just add external speakers and you have the best of both worlds.

About sums it up. I have to say� B&H service is really good!