Creative T100 vs Creative T40 Series 2 || Sound & Frequency Response Comparison 

any hints on how are the t50? i cant find them anywhere btw

How else are they supposed to make a 10 minute long video so they can get extra ad revenue for a tutorial that should that 30 seconds??? 9 minutes life story, 1 minute extended tutorial.

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@@InternetsDown it's ya boyyy [insert a whacky name]

the T100 literally has no middle.

Like most speakers the common masses adore..

the T40-II sound like they are muffled the T-100 sound clear. Both have the same bass but the Treble is clearer on the T-100

@@ChanticoChulo T-100 high freq are too high,' i can't listen them on "metal head" its the pain to listeming them music on them. In some situations they are better, on other are terrible.

Actually, it's darker, but still clearer.

t100 just look like 15 years old design from cheap 5.1 set

T40 looks more uglier than T100 to me.

Please bring it back, I always compare to the source track first before comparing the speakers. Removing the source is removing the reference point of how the music is meant to sound.

I prefer to hv the source track, so i could hear which speaker sounds similar to the original track Anyway.. Good job as always mate 👍

My thinking when removing "source track" was that budget multimedia speakers all sound far from the original track anyway and people just want the ones that sound more pleasing to their ear. Source track will return for studio monitors comparisons for sure, but I will see if it will return for multimedia speakers as well. Keep the opinions coming anyway though!

It's been said already, but if it's worth saying, it's worth saying twice so here's my two cents; Removing the "source track" section removes the reference point so you're left with two interpretations of the track but no reference to compare to, especially since the end speakers can differ so much. The "reference" is the track without the "colour" of the tested speakers. Just saying. (I'm mostly saying this for the folks that were confused by the "source track" section)

Happy new year! I was very cheerful when I saw your first video with the comparison to the source track. In my opinion, this reference point is essential, so please bring it back. I know, implementing the source track is more work for you when editing the videos, but I think the benefit for (most) the viewers is so much higher if you hear the track how it should sound. So again, please bring it back. And many thanks for all your work, good job!

Bose C2 and C20 are in waiting in the pipeline

Digital Stereophony what do you think about the c2?

@@3ldad226 It is a solid budget proposition. The only speaker from Companion lineup that I consider worth the asking price

Digital Stereophony thanks for the answer

were you watching the same video as everyone else..?! 😮

Are they worth it? As always - that depends. If you look for sleek and compact speakers with Bluetooth 5.0, remote control, optical input and USB input that I guess they are worth it. They sound decent enough to be solid choice for multimedia use on desk or as a TV speakers upgrade. If on the other hand you are looking for the best sound overall and do not need all those bells and whistles than there are better solutions on the market at this price point

nope, they lack mid and sound thin and not accurate... the T40s are much better, you can hear that in this comparison...

Creative is way better, logitech without their sub sounds like trash lol

The T40 sounds a little boxy, but fairly evenly. The Edifier R1700 has way too much treble, and I can hear the DSP in the chain - unfortunately.

Try Edifier R1700BT

@@DSAUDIOreview That is what I was thinking for the top end, would you suggest the 1280t for the $100 level or something else? Use my speakers for a mix of gaming and music. For any heavy music listening though I tend to use my Blue Sadie headphones, better for orchestra level music over the t20s I have now.

@@Starkiller1991 I suggest spending a but more for R1700BT. They are worth the extra, and I am sure you will find yourself using headphones less when you get them ;)

Don’t T20 is better than

I can see the white led lights which means it’s optical feed

Sounds good. Tired of all this bass treble V sig shite.

It is coming

iLoud will absolutely destroy the Creative. Not a fair comparison, two very different use cases.

@@dparm1984 indeed,I watched t100 VS ioud mm then found this one,while I'm listening in t100 VS ioud mm ,t100 sucks,but in this video,t100 not bad.

$100 vs $300 - not really a fair comparison.

Edifier r1280t has restricted mids, and as a consequence the sound becomes boring. Consider the Creative T20 too!

@@log791 its been 2 months since I've bought the R1280Ts

@@amixreckless6118 Then I hope you enjoy it! :)

@@log791 thank you i like them not that bad for their price

I have both. The Bose are hooked to my laptop and the T40s on my desktop. Both are very good.

If you wanna save some money, T20 best choice for that, i have T20 and sound amazing

Yesterday I heard difference between T10, T20 and T40. I think T10 have good bass but you can't turn it down because lack of bass knob (T10 have only treble knob). T20 have better quality tweeter and bass knob - they're more balanced and sound clearer in upper tones. T40 are like 3-way speakers because upper speaker is midrange speaker but play more bass, lower speaker is also mid and play mid. T40 sound best for me. I didn't heard T100 playing but they have only one all-range speaker membrane and I think It's not good idea because physically small diameter membrane are better for higher frequencies and big diameter membrane are better for low frequencies. That's why subwoofers have big membranes. If you have one all-range membrane it's for me like all-condition (summer+winter) tires - not too hard in summer, not too soft in winter but better is to have tires specialized for one condition. Maybe something changed in technology and someone will correct me :)

​@@adrianmynczyk1260great comment Adrian, I agree with you, good point.

You will have a chance to find out soon. Comparisons are coming

@@DSAUDIOreview Awesome, thank you!

JBL 104 is much flatter and larger coaxial driver, It's in another league comparable to higher quality speakers. Both of the Creative speakers have problems in the sound obvious in this video. At work we have the Creative T40 ll, the older T20 and T10 and I don't like any! Not to say you should listen to me, a complete stranger but hopefully the channel does that comparison for all to see.

Great points. It's like trying to decide between different models of 144hz monitors... when watching comparison videos of them... on a 60hz monitor lol.

yup. thats what i'm thinking when i'm playing this from my laptop ....

Creative is the clear winner