This humble brand is actually gaining popularity in the super budget category, and they have not disappointed in the past. The aesthetics are cute with a black and white driver, the dust cap and surround being black, that too glossy. The front panel is also glossy black, while the rest of the rectangular body is regular black painted MDF. Each speakers comes with attached RCA plugs that go into the sub, the latter also being a looker. The fac;ade has a LED screen, and flat rectangular silver push buttons to control what's on the screen. The reflex port is on the side, and it comes with a remote.

Setting it up was easy, partly due to the wires all being pre-attached and having simple RCA jacks. The specs are not so honest at stating the obtainable low end, which was audible at around 43 Hz upwards, but it wasn't too boomy. For the price, there sure was a nice level of tightness in the bass, we were afraid we would be subject to wobbly lows, but that's not the case with the SSD-4201R. Moving on to a full frequency response test. as expected we have a striking mid and high mid frequency bump, which makes voices and dialogue sound clearer and crisp, but it's certainly not meant for music lovers.

FOR: Decent bass response, very reasonably priced.

AGAINST: Shrill mids and highs.

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