Harman/Kardon SoundSticks III Recertified - £89.99 @ Harman Kardon

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Harman/Kardon SoundSticks III Recertified, £89.99 from Harman/kardon outlet

£89.99 Harman Kardon12 Apr 17

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

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zed68

12 Apr 17

Refurbished product comes from merchandise returns, and includes a 2 years warranty.
2.1-channel multimedia sound system
Is it possible to improve what’s already perfect? Praised for its stunning design at the MOMA in New York, the original SoundSticks® system has become another Harman Kardon® design landmark. SoundSticks III is all that and even more. A 6-inch, 20-watt downward-firing powered subwoofer. Eight 1-inch full-range transducers. Plug-and-play compatibility with virtually any multimedia device. And stunning industrial design that perfectly matches the clarity of the sound. The Harman Kardon SoundSticks III desktop sound system brings a new level of excitement to music, games and movies with a minimum of wiring – and looks spectacular doing it.

Top comments

Sawb

12 Apr 17 3 #11

There has to be times when just cause something is the cheapest at the moment its not a deal, this is a perfect example. This has been cheaper brand new (queue the time machine comments) but seriously when something is end of line and second hand plus the price gets inflated, its still a deal cause its the cheapest around?

All comments (45)

coventgamer

12 Apr 17 #1

Usually very cheap used

7day

12 Apr 17 1 #2

I got cancellation for the speaker a few days ago

dashbi to 7day

12 Apr 17 #4

Was this the one listed for £39.99? Where did you order from? Their eBay store or their website? The reason I ask is I purchased on the eBay store n they have taken my money through PayPal but not dispatched the speaker. Also haven't given a refund yet. Guess I should contact them asking for a refund or wait?

TechPimp

12 Apr 17 #3

Always wanted them, but they're too old now, I'll wait for a new design.

prash_2k

12 Apr 17 #5

These do Bluetooth?

zed68 to prash_2k

12 Apr 17 #6

£149.99 for the wireless ones

FREEZIN_WOLF to prash_2k

12 Apr 17 #15

You can pick up a Bluetooth receiver for a couple of dollars on Gearbest etc. And you're cooking.

I've got these... Really impressed. Had them about 18 months and highly recommend.

qtweeder

12 Apr 17 #7

got a pair of these, and the latest manufacturing iteration of the III has very annoying, undefeatable power saving mode as enforced by EU law, they cut out even if volume is fairly loud, and to wake again you have to crank volume right up, a constant hassle every few minutes!

thecasualbrowse to qtweeder

12 Apr 17 1 #10

Yours must be faulty mine do not cut out as long as there is sound coming out of them high or low. I do agree with raising the volume ti restart them

Lucaio

12 Apr 17 #8

Are these actually any good or are they just a meme?

prash_2k to Lucaio

12 Apr 17 #12

Amazingly good considering the size. Easily throw a house party with great bass with just one of these.
Awesome sound. Great Bass

prash_2k to Lucaio

12 Apr 17 1 #13

Amazingly good considering the size. Easily throw a house party with great bass with just one of these.
Awesome sound. Great Bass

delboyd to Lucaio

12 Apr 17 2 #31

Don't see how a set of speakers could possibly fit either the cultural definition of meme or the social media definition of a meme?!

Dubtitled

12 Apr 17 #9

Do they have an optical input? Specs page is a bit vague.

Sawb

12 Apr 17 3 #11

Sunrayho

12 Apr 17 1 #14

I contacted them this afternoon and they are processing cancellations and refunds and advise -

"We already started sending the notifications. You will receive an official notification soon.

Thank you for your understanding".

P.S. I wasn't very 'understanding'!!!

Wedge1234

12 Apr 17 #16

Very good Speakers, I've got them connected to the tv as a sound bar, I recommend

fatreg

12 Apr 17 1 #17

I had a pair of the 2s years ago, way too quiet at full volume, waste of time, sold within a matter of days.

FREEZIN_WOLF to fatreg

12 Apr 17 #18

Faulty id suspect. Mine kicks out some volume... And bass.

john54321 to fatreg

12 Apr 17 2 #19

Were you aware there are volume control buttons on one of the speakers? Took me a few days to realise there was a volume control button :confused:

uk90 to fatreg

13 Apr 17 #36

You probably didn't know how to operate them properly or they were faulty

_taurus_

12 Apr 17 2 #20

More than a year I have paid £79.99...for brand new...

eldaras to _taurus_

12 Apr 17 1 #21

I paid £59.99 on Christmas 2015, but that time is gone...

Really good sound, but I do wonder if you get similar quality from cheaper speakers... but (very important) they look amazing :smile:

malnuman

12 Apr 17 #22

Been reading reviews on this, it says there is nowhere to plug in headphones so where would a wireless receiver plug in to? been wireless would make these worth buying for me..

qtweeder

12 Apr 17 1 #23

headphones are an OUTPUT, not input. There is one 3.5mm INPUT to the soundsticks, so if you get a bluetooth receiver (which would be an input) that has 3.5mm capability, natively, or converted from phono etc, then that will work via that just fine to pipe it out the speakers.

paulb77

12 Apr 17 1 #24

You can use the 20% discount given to people involved in the speakers fiasco to reduce the price further.

clutch1988 to paulb77

12 Apr 17 #27

I don't suppose anyone has one of these codes spare ?

Sunrayho to paulb77

12 Apr 17 #30

I did try that with 'my' 20% Paul; but it seems the discount only applies to their main :https://uk.harmanaudio.com site; and not this Outlet site. Oh well.

FREEZIN_WOLF

12 Apr 17 1 #25

You can either split the input to maintain connection to the fixed source (PC in my case) then add a Bluetooth receiver to the other half of the split or simply just have 1 or the other connected.

Hope this helps, i may not have articulated it particularly well but it is really straightforward.

malnuman

12 Apr 17 #26

Thanks for clearing that up, could be worth buying then, always have liked the look of these

sean316

12 Apr 17 #28

Harman/kardon gives me a hard on

_taurus_

12 Apr 17 #29

To be honest I've returned this speakers after 2 months... reason? Poorly glued speakers... currently I'm with JBL spot...

qtweeder

12 Apr 17 #32

beats by dre are the meme

Flifflewitz

13 Apr 17 #33

I did this for a while but I found that when and after using the bluetooth reciever the sound quality of the PC sound deteriorated quite badly. Everything was fine as long as the BT wasn't putting out a signal or if I only used BT.

Never did work out why,

CooliceT

13 Apr 17 #34

i have a set of these sitting in the garage I need to sell, as upgraded to some Sonos ones.

mfactor

13 Apr 17 #35

So would work well with a Chromecast audio via a 3.5mm cable

mfactor to mfactor

19 Apr 17 #44

Will answer my own question, yep worked great, was lucky got a set from Amazon warehouse for £64 brand new, volume is bloody loud bass great and they feel very good quality....

Happy chappy

AriannaC

14 Apr 17 #37

OK, they are refurbished, let me think about it again.:neutral_face:

Sid.Harper

18 Apr 17 #38

I wouldn't combine inputs. That's asking for trouble. Outputs fine

highspire2k

18 Apr 17 #39

I have the MK I's at work and the MK II's at home. Fantastic speakers, especially for the price. I used to have a bluetooth box attached to them which worked great, but now I've added an Echo Dot and it works an absolute treat. For £90 you can't get much better IMO :smiley:

hitman007

18 Apr 17 #40

Would it be best to use a audio switch for multiple inputs?

I wouldn't combine inputs. That's asking for trouble. Outputs fine[/quote]

Sid.Harper

18 Apr 17 #41

[/quote]Absolutely - that will isolate the outputs from the two things you're connecting up; otherwise you run the risk of one item feeding its output back into the output stage of the other, with a possibility of damaging or blowing one or both devices.

Sid.Harper

18 Apr 17 #42

Simply because you've got two outputs clashing with one another and you're running the risk of one output stage damaging that of the other device (if not both). This is an absolute no-no. If it was that easy to get multiple inputs, everyone would be doing this all day long.

Hocus

18 Apr 17 #43

I got the same deal and they still rock. If you can get them cheap then go for it. I use mine often. I will agree having to crank the volume up past 10 on my TV or cpu to get them to power on is a bit annoying but minor compared to the look and sound. You can also add a bluetooth adapter if you need wireless.

magpiecleaningco

25 Apr 17 #45

Think I'm getting a .....

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