Sony is one of the renowned brands of loudspeakers, automotive speaker systems and computer speakers. Sony Company is one of the renowned producers of audio in the world. This company has brought lot of technology in the world of sound. The Sony Company is involved in production and trade of different sorts of audio instruments for consumer, professional and business applications. They produce different types of audio product and one such being is Sony PC speakers. Mentioned below are some of the best PC speakers by Sony.

Best PC Speakers by Sony

1. Sony SRS- Z100 PC speaker: This computer speaker is very affordable and popular for its sound quality. The main advantage of having this speaker is that it offers more bass and takes less space. The speaker has frequency response of 60 Hz (20 KHz), sensitivity of 78 dB, total output power of 20 watts and impedance of 4.7 ohms. Moreover they are light weight and also offer a good volume control. The design of this speaker is quite impressive.  Sony SRS- Z100 PC speaker is a perfect choice for playing games, listening songs and watching movies as it offers a high quality audio quality that you might not find in other computer speakers.

2. Sony SRS-T77 speaker: This is a portable computer speakers and offers good sound quality. This speaker is run by four AA batteries or an AC adapter. The cord length of this speaker is 19 inches, frequency response is 100-20,000Hz, impedance is 8ohms, power output is  4 W,  sensitivity is 75 dB SPL. This portable speaker are a good option for travelers, students, office workers and anyone who want to enjoy music but doesn’t have space for regular speakers. These speakers offer big sound, accurate bass and high acoustic output. The weight of this portable system is 12 ounces after it is loaded with four AA batteries.

3. Sony SRS-Z50 speaker: This speaker is popular for its shape and excellent sound quality. This speaker is designed with computer use in mind. The feature of speaker is beautiful design, impedance of 47 ohms, sensitivity of 78dB and output power of 5W. This speaker is magnetically shielded. Due to its sleek design, you can keep it anywhere. The speaker includes 38mm Neodymium driver that is enough for bass production.  If you have pleasant experience listening to songs or watching movies or playing games then you can go for this speaker.

If you wish to have computer speakers with excellent audio quality then you can definitely go for any of the above mentioned Sony computer speakers.  Along with these there are many other Sony computer speakers such as Sony SS-B3000, Sony SS-f7000, Sony SS-B1000 main, Sony SA-W2500, Sony SSC-N5000, Sony SS-V81ED main, Sony SA-WM250 and many more. Sony Company offers a wide range of computer speakers according to the different demands of its customers. Now you can choose any of the best Sony PC speakers from the above mentioned list that matches both your expectations and budget.

About a while ago, the price was about 249.95 USD. But according to their website, the price has been cut to $199.99. It’s still pretty expensive, but at the previous price, there have been complaints of poor sound quality in the bass area.

But let’s steer clear from that subject for the moment and talk about the design. It is portable, but don’t imagine it’s the tiniest thing around. It’s about 35.6 cm wide, 16.3 cm high and has a depth of around 12 cm. And it weighs almost as much as my laptop: 1.9 kg. Of course it’s not a must to take the dock everywhere, but it’s easier to carry around that a 5.1 surround sound system. And it also has some cool features, like the rechargeable battery. This baby can give you as much as 7 hours of music playback according to Sony’s website, and the same amount of time on FM reception also. Talking about the battery, while your iPod of iPhone is using the dock, it will enter a charge mode while you listen to your favorite Iggy Pop song (don’t worry, it charges to other artists’ songs, too). In terms of controls, the top of this device has a nice set of touch-sensitive buttons; but if you want to control your sound experience from a distance, you will surely enjoy the remote control that comes with the package. A neat thing about this gadget is that if you press the menu button on the remote control or the one located on the top of the device, you get a display regarding the battery life, so you know when you have to prepare it for its daily recharge.

I think all these features kind of make up for the lack of portability. A common complaint about the sound quality is the bass. It seems to be just a little too distorted at higher volumes. There are ways to work around this. For example, there are equalizer settings, or sound modes, which you can choose to find the best one for your type of music. The most recommended mode is the Flat mode, which is a quite balanced setting offering clear enough sound.

Overall this is not a bad choice in terms of iPod speakers. Especially now with the price reduction, it’s just fine for your home or office.

Professional Series MDR-Z1000 sets a new standard for studio recordings. MDR-Z1000 is based on decades of audio expertise of Sony, combining the innovative design with the highest quality materials to provide the performance needed for professional recordings.

The high definition speakers with an ultra- wide range are using a newly developed diaphragm LCP (Liquid Crystal Polymer). The material is extremely lightweight and rigid, having the property to significantly reduce the resonance to play mid and high frequencies in a natural way. The comfort of prolonger use is ensured by the lightweight magnesium alloy casing which reduces the resonance for bass and treble tones. The new ear pads with noise reduction function are covered with urethane foam with low resonance, which reduces the sound leakage by eliminating the spaces between the headset and the ear of the listener. Noise insulation is also ensured by the new lining that significantly reduces sound leakage. As an additional refinement, the headset cord is made ??of an oxygen-free copper conductor Grade 7N (99.99999%) to minimize transmission losses for a clear sound.

MDR-ZX Series: studio quality sound always bearable. All ZX Series models feature a closed design, to minimize the sound leakage, keeping the music close to the soul of the user, in a crowded bus or train. The high-end model MDR-ZX700 benefits of the new 50mm speakers, ear pads for noise cancelation and urethane pad for a comfortable fit on the ear. MDR-EX series: great sound in motion. The high-end of this series is represented by the MDR-EX1000 model that provides a considerable performance for any MP3. Carefully constructed from the finest materials, the new headphones are using materials such as Liquid Crystal Polymer (LCP) and the new developed 16 mm speakers. The thin magnesium housing reduces the weight of the headphones for extra comfort of the user, while eliminating the unwanted resonance and giving a nice bass and clear mid-high frequencies. The cord of the headphones is using a material called Grade 7N OFC (Oxygen Free Copper) for uncompromised signal transmission. The result is an exceptionally detailed sound that fits even with the finest reference headphones for studio recordings. The wearing comfort is ensured by a cable placed above the ear and above the intra- auricular headphones. Headphones are made of a silicone / urethane material, the silicone drive offers an excellent attenuation of ambient noise. MDR-EX510LP is a model of vertical, in-ear headphones created for a special quality of the sound.

The 13.5 mm vertical diffuser allows obtaining a powerful sound, rich in detail, while maintaining the comfort level for extended periods of listening. For greater safety while wearing the headphones, a new structure of the headphones reduces the risk of losing them from the ear during use. A new membrane constructed of special material of ABS eliminates the unwanted resonance and vibrations, to provide a fluent and articulate response of the bass and clear mid-high frequencies.

Technical Specifications
-Frequency: 12-22000 Hz
-Sensitivity: 100 dB / mW
-Magnet: Ferrite
-Impedance: 70.0 Ohm
-Cable type: OFC Litz cord, 3.5 m
-Connector: Straight stereo Unimatch (one touch type)
-Weight: 175.0 gr.

First impression
The package is normally a bit sober but highlighted by a HI-FI logo which makes us think of a quality product even if it is still an entry-level home-user class. Once unsealed, along with the cable for the headset, we get a bag with a few notes that do not contain any technical data and urge us to document more heavily on the official website. Also is located in that bag the connector / extension Unimatch for compatibility with the standard stereo. The colors are sober, silver and gray / black.

Analysis in detail
The adjustment system is simple, easy to use, solid and made of a high quality plastic. The cups are large, extremely comfortable without pressing on the ears, made possible grace to the tilt angle of 15 degrees outwards. At the feeling of comfort it also contributes the reduced size of these headphones (175 gr.). Also on each cup is engraved in relief on their basis (which is useful at night) letters L and R (right / left). The sleeves of the cups are made of sponge covered with a sheet of soft black material and quite pleasant to the touch. The cable is really long, even if the package says 3.5 meters and only carried out you can tell it is really sufficient for almost complete freedom. At the first glance, the place where the cable enters into the cup seems a bit fragile but the material / cable isolation is thick and stiff enough to provide adequate protection in case of accident or sudden movements, avoiding its tearing or breaking.

The sound is clean, but I do not recommend listening at more than 60-70% of the power of headphones because you will just feel like your brain is going to explode (and is not healthy for your ears). Isolation towards the ambient is also good, maybe too good sometimes. Although they are designed for listening to music and movies, they behave just fine in games due to the “acoustic enclosure” that the cups are creating. In terms of technological drawbacks, the biggest weakness is the lack of a small independent cable potentiometer so that all volume adjustments are made either in the hardware or with the software to which they are connected.

Sony MDR-XD100 offers powerful and clear bass and warm and pleasant sound when listening to music or movies. Lack of a small manual with technical details is a bit embarrassing for a company like Sony and I do not think it would greatly influenced the retail price. All in all Sony MDR-XD100 are high quality headphones in many respects, surpasses other products in the range and area that are addressed (entry-level, home-user), and if you are not bothered by the lack of potentiometer, this may be the perfect choice.

One can find a wide range of Sony computer speakers available in the market. Sony gives its customers a wide range of computer speakers, so that one can select the speaker that suits the budget.

Sony SRSZ100 PC Speaker: This model of Sony is better known for its sound quality. It has frequency range of 60Hz to 20,000Hz and sensitivity of 78dB. It has got total output power of 20 watts. Also they are light weight so no need to worry as they are portable. It has got good volume control. If we talk about the sound quality of this speaker, it is above average. It has dual input so you can connect your computer and audio player also.

Sony SRS-P11Q Speaker: These are multimedia computer speakers manufactured by Sony. People who love to analyze finds it more interesting as it is very compact in shape and also generates sound of good quality. Its time to turn your audio player into stereo system thanks to Sony SRS-P11Q computer speakers. These computer speakers do not require any battery and it is highly portable. It has got input plug with 2W+2W input power.

Like we said it’s producing electronics…all sort of electronic products. But today we are going to focus on just one of these categories: the speakers. Actually we are not going to talk about Sony speakers in general, but we are going to discuss just the Sony iPod speakers. The company is offering many models, so you’ll have where to choose from.

Now let’s talk about a classic iPod speaker, and we’ll choose the SRS GU 10 iP model. This one looks practically like a speaker, to be more precise a center channel. It has a wooden cabinet with a high gloss black piano finish. So it will look great on your desk or anywhere in the room, or on the road. It is also compatible with the iPhone, and when you will be receiving a phone call the music will stop allowing you to hear the phone ringing. This model also has an useful remote control, allowing you to have total control on the tracks and volumes from distance. It also features a bass boost function that will make the bass sound louder and better. It is also magnetically shielded so there won’t be any noises when the iPhone is ringing. It even has a input jack allowing you to connect it to a computer or any other audio device. It has a total power of 20 watts, which is pretty good for a small iPod speaker. It measures 320 mm W x 194 mm H x 154 mm D, and weighs just 2 kg.

Another simple, but good iPod speaker from Sony is the ICF C1 iPM K2. This one also has 2 included stereo speakers, each with a power of 3 watts rms. This is not much, but it can be ok for a small room, or when used on the road or somewhere where you don’t need quite a loud volume to not annoy other people. It  has a wireless remote control, and also another cool feature: an alarm clock that will allow you to wake up on your favorite music from the iPod. This one can be also used as an FM / AM radio. It has dimensions of 300 mm W x 130 mm H x 139 mm D, and weighs around 2.5 kg.

Another model offered by Sony is the ZS S2 IP Black Sony CD Boombox. This one is a combination between the classical stereo CD player, and the new iPod speakers. So it looks and acts just like a CD player, but it also has a dock for your iPod. And beside this it also has a AM / FM tuner. So you will always have something to listen to, whether it is music from your iPod, from a CD or from the radio. The speakers will bring a good sound, with quite a nice bass due to the Mega Bass technology. It also has a remote control, giving you total control over it. Enjoy!

Today we are going to focus on the electronics segment, and to be more precise on the Sony speakers. Actually we are going to discuss about just one model of speakers from the company, and we’ll choose the Sony SRS M 50 stereo speakers. There are not just simple stereo speakers, they are also portable speakers. We can call them portable because of their very small and lightweight design, and also because of the fact that  these speakers can run on batteries. You can use the AC charger when you are at home and the batteries whenever you need to take the speakers with you, on the road, in the office, at school or in any other place. You can connect them to a computer when being at home or to a laptop or MP3 player when being on the road.

The  speakers are specialy made so they can clip together to allow you to carry the easily , and set them up apart after. Unfortunately there won’t be a carrying case included with the speakers, so you will have to buy one. But if you don’t want to buy one, you can simply carry the speakers in a bag or a backpack and place them among your luggage. Another negative aspect is that there won’t be any batteries included. So beside a carrying case you will also have to buy some batteries to enjoy the sound of these speakers wherever you like.

The ratings for these speakers are quite ok, and most of the users are giving 3 or 4 stars out of 5. The reviews agree on the fact that they sound good, but they just don’t have enough volume, for a more pretentious user.  So after all these are small and cute speakers, that also sound pretty good. No matter what kind of music you prefer, it will sound good on these speakers, and it doesn’t matter that the volume doesn’t go so loud, because they are travel speakers, and the way they sound is just enough for a hotel room or office.

The Sountina NSA-PF1 non-directional speaker has been in development for a few years now, not to mention that it spent more than a year in concept stage. The speaker has a peculiar design, resembling a six-foot tall lightsabre, with its upper part made of organic glass that vibrates within the 50-20,000Hz range. The sctual power output is not specified, but the system incorporates a 13 cm subwoofer in the lower part, as well as a 7 cm mid-frequency driver, while the tweeter is integrated in the upper organic glass structure.

The novelty speaker comes packed with quite a few connectors, including an analog RCA, digital coax and optical TOS. The system also supports up to 24bit/96kHz stereo linear PCM and is accompanied by a slick aluminum remote. The base of the speaker will be available in black or silver (clad in leather) and will incorporate three color LEDs that can be adjusted to suit the environment.

Being that futuristic, the Sountina system is expected to set you back $10,200 and will hit the Japanese market on June 20th. Imagine what it would have cost if some obscure brand had managed to release the Sountina. Anyway, if you buy this thing, remember to shield it from pets and hyped kids, you don’t really want a sea of shattered organic glass in the middle of your living room.

So, they make all five satellites the size of a golf ball and keep the subwoofer the size of a mid-sized gas barrel. Oh yeah, that makes perfect sense now. What’s going on, Sony? Right… the system features three-HDMI input and the subwoofer comes with built-in 32-bit S-Master digital amplifier. Total RMS output is 45W x 5 channels, with 100W x 2 from the sub. Supported audio standards include Dolby Digital and DTS, Dolby Pro Logic II, MPEG-2 AAC and linear PCM, as well as Standard, Multi, and various movie and sounds modes. 45W per golf ball channel? Joke, right?

It doesn’t matter whether I believe this or not, Sony’s still releasing them in Japan on July 15 at a cost of around $870. Yes, yet another bad aspect of small technology… it sets you back small fortunes!

The two new “Giga Juke” music systems are all about music storage made simple, without the need for a PC. Or I could just buy a couple of 1TB HDDs. Anyway, both audio systems have hard disk storage of their own, not to mention the high-speed copying feature from their built-in CD player to the HDD. Moreover, the systems have radio tuners and an iPod dock, meaning you can store all your iTunes stuff plus record some digital radio music as well.

First, there’s the entry-level NAS-E35HD aimed at the entry-level market. Then we take a giant leap for our ears and audio desires with the NAS-SC55PKE – a complete multi-room system with music server and wireless player unit, able to deliver music to up to five zones, wirelessly.

The Giga Jukes can store, label and organize your music in their hard disk drive using alien technology. Heh, not really, but them Asians could be getting some hints from the green guys… The NAS-SC55PKE has enough storage space for up to 40,000 music tracks, while the NAS-E35HD stores up to 15,000 music tracks. Both systems can record music from CD, vinyl, cassette, radio and MP3 players, automatically label transferred music with metadata. OK, time to put those cassette players and turntables to work, save and remaster those oldies while they still work.

Here’s some more specs for both systems:

NAS-SC55PKE GIGA JUKE HDD Audio Room2Room system

• Server unit:

- HDD 80GB (Recording format: Linear PCM, MP3)
- Up to 40,000 songs recording
- Up to 16x high speed ripping from audio CD to HDD
- Auto Title Labelling for CD and external analogue sources
- x-DJ with Radio Music Channel & Music Surfin’
- Music file import from PC (MP3, Linear PCM, ATRAC, WMA without DRM)
- Up to 50x high-speed music file transfer to WALKMAN, WALKMAN phone and other compatible devices
- Music file transfer with data compression (from Linear PCM to MP3)
- 4.3-inch colour LCD display
- Total 100W (RMS) with hig-quality two-way speakers and Resonant Bass Duct
- Radio tuner: FM(with RDS)/AM [plus DAB for UK], Timer recording to HDD
- DMPORT Adapter for iPod supplied as standard

• Wireless player:

- Wireless music streaming to wireless player unit supplied
- Up to five wireless players can be used with main system
- Wooden cabinet, 20W amplification and integrated stereo speakers with Long Stroke Duct
- Internet radio

NAS-E35HD GIGA JUKE HDD Audio System

- HDD 80GB (Recording format : MP3)
- Up to 15,000 songs
- Up to 4x high speed ripping from audio CD to HDD
- Auto Title Labelling for CD
- Up to 10x high-speed music file transfer to personal music player
- Music file import from PC (MP3, WMA, AAC without DRM)
- Total power 60W (RMS), with high-quality two-way speakers
- Radio tuner: FM(with RDS)/AM [plus DAB for UK], Timer recording to HDD
- DMPORT adapter for iPod supplied as standard