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Creative GigaWorks T40 Series II 2.0 Speakers with BasXPort | 2.0 speakers, BasXPort, 3 Drivers, Stereo Speakers, Desktop Audio, Rich Bass, Hi-Fi Sound
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Creative GigaWorks T40 Series II 2.0 Speakers with BasXPort

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Bottom line: The Creative GigaWorks T40 Series II 2.0 Speakers with BasXPort: BasXPort ports extend bass without adding a subwoofer or floor unit; main trade-off: no Bluetooth or wireless input; Line-In and AUX-in only.

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • ✓ BasXPort ports extend bass without adding a subwoofer or floor unit
  • ✓ Three drivers per tower for real stereo separation on a desk
  • ✓ Front-panel bass and treble dials, no software EQ needed
  • ✓ Volume and input jacks face forward for easy reach
  • ✓ Auto-standby sleeps the speakers when no audio is detected

Cons

  • ✗ No Bluetooth or wireless input; Line-In and AUX-in only
  • ✗ No subwoofer output, so deep sub-bass stays limited
  • ✗ Tall tower cabinets need real vertical desk clearance
  • ✗ No remote control; every adjustment is at the front panel

Manufacturer description

The Creative GigaWorks T40 Series II is a 2.0 desktop speaker system built for people who want real stereo sound without surrendering floor space to a subwoofer. Creative's BasXPort technology extends low-frequency response through the cabinet itself, so you get fuller bass from a two-piece setup that stays on your desk. Each tower runs a three-driver array for stereo separation that keeps vocals and instruments distinct instead of muddy. Everything you reach for lives on the front panel: volume, dedicated bass and treble dials, and the input jacks, so you can dial in a mix or plug in…

SpecPicks Verdict

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do the Creative GigaWorks T40 Series II speakers need a separate subwoofer?

No. Creative's BasXPort technology enhances the low-frequency response inside the speaker cabinets, so the T40 Series II delivers fuller bass as a 2.0 system without the bulkiness of a separate subwoofer.

What can I connect the T40 Series II to?

Anything with a stereo analog output. The connector types are Line-In and AUX-in, so it works with a computer, MP3 player, LCD TV, or other stereo audio sources.

Does the T40 Series II support Bluetooth?

No. The listed connector types are Line-In and AUX-in only, both wired analog inputs. You would need a separate Bluetooth receiver plugged into the AUX-in to stream wirelessly.

Can I adjust bass and treble without software?

Yes. The front panel gives you direct access to volume, bass, and treble controls plus the input jacks, so tone adjustments are hardware knobs rather than a driver utility.

Do I have to turn the speakers off when I am done?

Not necessarily. A power-saving feature puts the speakers into standby when no audio is detected and wakes them automatically once audio plays again.

Key Features

  • Refer the user manual below for troubleshooting
  • BasXPort technology enhances the low frequency response without the bulkiness of a subwoofer. Convenient front access to volume, bass, treble and input jacks.
  • Connects to your computer, MP3 player, LCD TV or other stereo audio sources.
  • Comes with a power-saving feature that puts the speaker on standby when audio is not detected, and wakes it up automatically when audio is played.
  • Connector Type : Line-In, AUX-in

Full Specifications

BrandCreative
Color2.0 System + 3-driver Design
Model NameGigaWorks T40 Series II
Unit Count1 Count
Model Number51MF1615AA002
Power SourceAC adapter
Speaker Size31.24 centimeters
Speaker TypeComputer, Satellite, Subwoofer
Is WaterproofFALSE
Maximum Range10 meters
Mounting TypeTabletop Mount
Series Number40
Warranty TypeLimited
Built-In MediaA pair of stereo speakers, AC power adapter, Dual RCA-to-stereo Adapter (TV adapter), Quick Start Guide, Stereo-to-stereo cable (2m)
Connector TypeLine-In, AUX-in
Control MethodTouch
Controller TypeCorded electric
Number of Items1
Antenna LocationVolume
Audio Driver TypeDynamic Driver
Full listing titleCreative GigaWorks T40 Series II 2.0 Speakers with BasXPort | 2.0 speakers, BasXPort, 3 Drivers, Stereo Speakers, Desktop Audio, Rich Bass, Hi-Fi Sound

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