http://www.creative.com/products/product.asp?category=4&subcategory=28&product=14299 I picked up a pair of these speakers yesterday and figured I'd whip up a quick post about them. I'm not inclined to write up a full review because I bought these myself.

Creative has a great product on their hands with the GigaWorks T20 speakers. To be a serious guitar player one thing is usually true… you have to love music. If you really love music then you'll want it to sound as good as it can when you listen to it.

Although 2.1 speakers seem to be the standard for desktop PC audio solutions, that doesn't mean that this is the best option. It is possible to get great sound out of a 2.1 set, but often you end up with a distinct lack of cohesion due to a poor quality cross over and overbearing subwoofer.

The latest addition to Creative's family of 2.0 speaker sets has a lot going for it. Audio fans will admire the elegant highs and rich mid-tones, while the units would add a touch of visual panache to any desktop.

Probably the best sub-£100 desktop stereo speaker set on the market

Good looks; rich & detailed audio; AUX-in & headphone ports; built-in controls

No remote; can't fill a big room

The Creative Gigaworks T20 is an attractive and mid-range set of stereo PC speakers. Apart from its aesthetic appeal, the speakers also deliver impressive audio quality for its price range.

Strong mid-range; incredibly clear audio; attractive design; wide range of uses

Treble can be tinny at times; mid-range can at times overpower other audio

these speakers sound as good as the bose speakers for the same price. i really enjoyed the good sound clarity and sufficient bass that they put out. good speakers for the price.

sound quality

speakers could be a little louder

I was looking for a compact pair of 2.0 desktop speakers that had a great frequency response and a decent amount of power and preferably under a hundred dollars. So after some research I locked onto the Gigaworks T20.

Had some many different speakers including Klipsch. Great sound although if you want more bass, you should go with a 2.1 set-up with a separate subwoofer. Sounds really good with headroom for the highs and the lows. Pretty darn loud too yet doesnt really distort.

Separate tweeter and woofer, not just a full range speaker; Separate bass and treble controls; Controls that are easily accessible; Weighed so they dont move easily; Front headphone and auxiliary inputs

Somewhat expensive; Blue led light can be annoying in the dark

For the price of what I got them at can't be beat. Let alone they are as good as some more than 2X the price