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Philips SBP1100/00 Portable Speaker System | 
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| Brand: Philips
Category: CE
Buy New: £9.00
New (8) Used (2) from £5.99
Rating:  6 reviews
Sales Rank: 21083
Media: Electronics
Fragile: No
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.9
Dimensions (in): 19.7 x 19.7 x 19.7
MPN: SBP1100/00
Model: SBP1100/00
EAN: 8710895921626
ASIN: B000FVZ2PM
Release Date: May 21, 2007
Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
Condition: speakers are new box is damaged from opening otherwise as new
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| Features:
| • | Product Description: Philips SBP1100 - portable speakers | | • | Product Type: Portable speakers | | • | Media Type: 2 speakers | | • | Speaker Type: Passive | | • | Nominal Output Power (Total): 2 Watt |
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Product Description
The SBP1100 loud speakers represent the ideal portable audio system for your CD discman and MP3 player.The SBP1100 incorporate a bass emphasis system and an extended stereo sound to offer you remarkable audio quality.Their compact design enables them to easily fit into your bag or pocket.The SBP1100 do not need batteries and work directly off your player.The SBP1100 2.0 loud speakers are the perfect solution to listen and play your music absolutely anywhere!
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| Customer Reviews: Read 1 more reviews...
 very good with the right source April 8, 2008
W. Whitmore (UK)
My whole reason for buying them was the fact they didn't require batteries and they were so cheap (i think i paid 7 for them in a shop) so i didn't have much to lose. With my Creative Zen Touch, they are loud enough to drown out a conversation in an average sized living room. They are very musical, having a range similar to that of normal speakers.
These are not powered speakers, as another reviewer has mentioned, they are passive and take all their power from the source. You cannot expect house-party type volumes from them.
I have tried these with my laptop and yes they are terrible, but that is probably down to the output on the sound card. I have tried them with an iRiver and Ipod and the output has been good also.
I agree the wording on the side of the box is misleading (for which i have docked a star), but as my title says, with the right source, they really are very good considering they don't require any additional power.
 Quiet please! March 14, 2008
DD (UK)
I agree with all the other reviewers. These are totally unfit for the purpose that they are designed for. So quiet that even breathing loudly will drown them out!
 Better than I expected. August 25, 2007
Schtum (Edinburgh, Scotland and sometimes in the Western USA,)
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
I just bought a pair of these in Walmart here in the USA for $9.00. For about 5 quid I wasn't expecting much from a passive (non amplfied) speaker but I've been pleasantly surprised. They enhance the sound output from my Philips Freevents X66 laptop nicely and produce a reasonable volume. Perhaps the impedance is optimised for Philips equipment.
Ok, if you're a bat... July 19, 2007
Spike
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
These speakers from Philips are ideally quite good - they're small enough to stow away in a bag, there's no need for extra cables and they look pretty cool too. The only problem is with the volume. There's no individual volume button on them, though I spent ages lookng because they are so quiet. Even at full volume on my iPod (which would be deafening on any other speakers), it gave the same amount of sound as headphones would. Another problem seems to be that the central domes on the speakers dent easily, which could damage them later. Great idea, just needs tweaking!
Good news for the neighbours May 29, 2007
Chrissy Pike (Cardiff, Wales)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
Frankly you'd expect better from a quality brand like Philips. The box claims 'powerful speaker drivers for rich, clear sound', but even on top volume my MP3 player and laptop sound was rendered ridiculously quiet. A pretty useless product which, at a stretch, might improve the sound quality from an older computer, but as a MP3 player's speakers is just good news for the neighbours who will only be disturbed if you're upset enough to throw them against the wall.
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