Q Acoustics 2010i Compact Bookshelf Speakers (Graphite) @ Amazon, Dispatched from and sold by Richer Sounds - £79.95 @ Amazon UK

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Q Acoustics 2010i Compact Bookshelf Speakers (Graphite) - £79.95 @ Amazon, Dispatched from and sold by Richer Sounds

£79.95 Amazon UK31 May 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

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mamboboy

31 May 16

Multi award-winning Q Acoustics 2010i speakers, 5 Year Warranty
Enclosure type - 2-way reflex, Bass Unit - 100m, Treble Unit - 25mm
Frequency Response - 68Hz - 22kHz, Nominal Impedance - 6ohm, Minimum Impedance - 4ohm
Sensitivity - 86dB, Recommended Power - 15 - 75w, Crossover Frequency - 2.8kHz
Dimensions H/D/W mm - 234.5 x 203 x 150, Weight - 3.5kg

This ultra compact bookshelf speaker sets new standards for sonic performance in its class. Boasting class leading distortion levels, it is suitable for both hi-fi music and home cinema use and is an ideal match with the 2000Ci centre speaker and 2070Si subwoofer.

Top comments

Xadryxil

31 May 16 4 #14

Don't think you need a multi-year warranty on a pair of speakers? There's very little to go wrong if you don't abuse them.

Tank

31 May 16 4 #13

If you want a better deal, Richersounds have a 6 year guarantee -

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/q-acoustics-2010i-graphite-79-95-richersounds-with-6-year-guarantee-2456695

TheUrbis

31 May 16 4 #2

Amusing how HUKD works sometimes, the same deal direct from Richer Sounds with a 6 year warranty posted a couple of hours ago has no where near this heat.

All comments (37)

mamboboy

31 May 16 #1

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TheUrbis

31 May 16 4 #2

Amusing how HUKD works sometimes, the same deal direct from Richer Sounds with a 6 year warranty posted a couple of hours ago has no where near this heat.

secretspartan1

31 May 16 1 #3

Agreed HUKD sometimes moves in mysterious and stupid ways but it's probably as people know and trust amazon more as a company and get vouchers and people are just quicker on the hot button when they see a camelcamelcamel lowest price.

TheUrbis

31 May 16 1 #4

Still sold and sent by Richer Sounds though!

secretspartan1

31 May 16 #5

good point but people see "amazon" in the title and click hot!

TheUrbis

31 May 16 #6

It's getting hotter!

captainbeaky

31 May 16 1 #7

Nothing wrong with Richer Sounds. Good company - easy returns/ refunds.

secretspartan1

31 May 16 #8

Flubit gave me £69.98 but i'm assuming no 5 year warranty so best off paying the extra.

ristriad

31 May 16 #9

bought from them, not had a problem with any of it.

secretspartan1

31 May 16 1 #10

just want to point out nobody at any point has said richer sounds is a bad company, very sweet of you to jump to their defence though.

mamboboy

31 May 16 1 #11

The Richer Sounds one was posted 10 minutes after mine. That's the only reason it didn't get more heat...

TheUrbis

31 May 16 #12

But it's still the better deal...

Tank

31 May 16 4 #13

If you want a better deal, Richersounds have a 6 year guarantee -

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/q-acoustics-2010i-graphite-79-95-richersounds-with-6-year-guarantee-2456695

Xadryxil

31 May 16 4 #14

Don't think you need a multi-year warranty on a pair of speakers? There's very little to go wrong if you don't abuse them.

gap30

31 May 16 #15

Will the lepy power these?

Are they any good?

veedubjai

31 May 16 #16

I agree on that. Tell the kids to stop poking their fingers or it will explode.:laughing:

Tank

31 May 16 #17

Well it's not like you can get these speakers without it so your point is kind of pointless. Also it's better in this situation to have and not need rather than need and not have.

paulsmithjeans

1 Jun 16 #18

Anyway... Back to the speakers.... They're awesome... Although I've got the even better 3000 series surround sound system...

teddybeers

1 Jun 16 #19

It's pretty much pointless because Q Acoustics gives 5 years warranty on them.
Factory faulty not-active speakers dies in the first week or so. Never after that.

BTW great speakers once paired with subwoofer (like all of the small bookshelf's) but however is after them please have a look on a High Gloss White ones.
You going to fell in love with quality of their finish.

MarcoLoves360

1 Jun 16 #20

any good with TV?

mrew42

1 Jun 16 #21

If you buy an amp, yes of course.

Babbler

1 Jun 16 #22

Tempting... for front part of my surround... to replace my ageing front standing sony speakers! (10 years old!). Not sure how they compare... time to research.

MazingerZ

1 Jun 16 #23

"Frequency Response - 68Hz - 22kHz"

Does this mean you can't hear below 68Hz from these speakers?

Siguros

1 Jun 16 #24

Yes, why would you want to?

porradude

1 Jun 16 #25

Is it worth getting these to replace FL and FR on a 5.1 home theatre system?

rev6

1 Jun 16 1 #26

It'll probably roll off from there. It's not a brick wall.

More bass :smiley:

eded

1 Jun 16 #27

I got a pair of these a few months back - lovely quality, and not bad bass response for their size. Play everything from metal to classical music and they handle it all really well - just don't expect super bass heavy sound - but what there is there, is nice and tightly handled. (I have them paired with a cheap stereo amp, as opposed to a cheap 5.1 amp).

Ego-X

1 Jun 16 1 #28

For one horrible moment there I thought that was the frequency response.

Ego-X

1 Jun 16 #29

They're only rated 86db so not your best choice. They will of course work, but your amp would run out of steam very quickly.

JamesSmith

1 Jun 16 #30

Yeah true that. A rare exception would be a coil burning out but that's more likely due to user error. Driver rot doesn't usually kick in till 15+ years.

JamesSmith

1 Jun 16 #31

Negligible bass below that frequency. It's a bit high for my liking they will sound quite thin. You might place them close to a wall for bass reinforcement, but they are always going to sound weedy.

Tons of bargains on the second hand market!

TheBooshBear

1 Jun 16 #32

Can anyone tell me if these would compliment a basic vinyl record player? Thanks

rev6

1 Jun 16 #33

Thin is a smartphone speaker. They sound far from thin.

madel79

1 Jun 16 #34

Guys I have those for years now. They are lovely.

JamesSmith

1 Jun 16 #35

68Hz bottom end .. they cannot sound anything BUT thin, just like every other bookshelf speaker which rolls off around this frequency. Most of the impact of a bass drum falls below this range. They might sound lovely, but OF COURSE they will be thin !! I'm not comparing the sound to a mobile phone speaker.. that's crazy talk. :neutral_face:

rev6

1 Jun 16 #36

Mind you, the bass will roll off around that point, it doesn't just stop at 68Hz. Plenty of room for drum kicks to sound punchy and good. I've heard these. I didn't have complains about lack of bass. If you want sub bass then obviously, search elsewhere.

jamesturley30

27 Jun 16 #37

These or audioengine A2+ I'm just after a great set for my PC gaming room. Would really appreciate someone's sound advice

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