But that cheap switch and the probability that it will only get worse is why I'm knocking off 2 stars

Had to knock a star off because about a year after I got them they died

The sound does crack a little if its turned way up, hence the 4 stars

The only reason they lost a star is because the subs aren't powerful enough

If they hadn't failed on me so quickly, I would have rated five stars.

money- Cabinet made with MDF Wood instead of plastic- Great for gaming/ TV speaker upgrade- Flat frequencyCons- Not as loud as

Like most studio monitors the CR3s benefit from a break in period as well as from proper positioning.

These speakers have a clear and good high end, but lacks the lows (as to be expected from a smaller speaker)

The sound quality was still just as good as when I bought them and they never gave me any issues whatsoever

I'm sure basic users would be impressed as

However, these speakers don't handle loud volumes well, and whenever a louder than normal track was played or one with heavy bass, things fell apart again

If you are on the fence on which size model to get I think I would recommend the 4" as they go down to 70Hz which I feel is an important low frequency not to ignore.

and then it should work as you hook it up

This is annoying, especially if your best headphones are open-back- Half the time I use the speakers, theydo not work due to a really cheap L/R selector switch.