Package and Contents

 

- 2x Satellite speaker, 1x subwoofer

 

- Quick start guide/product manual

 

- 1x Digital control unit

 

- 2x Proprietary speaker cables, 1x RCA cable

- 2x speaker stands

 

- 1x Power cable

 

 

The SP2500 come in what can only be described as a huge box - The likes of which we do not see very often. In fact, this one barely made it into the vehicle charged with taking it back to the secret TweakTown test lab.

 

The design elements of the package itself are quite eye catching with lots of bright blue and a life sized image of the system taking up most of the space. Overall, another nice job continuing on from the HS1 headset style of artwork.

 

Inside the package can be found all the system components stacked and slotted together in a pretty smart fashion, which allowed for everything to be safe during shipping and also easy to get out. Even a set of small stands are included.

 

It must also be mentioned just how heavy each of the components feel when held, which has always been a good sign of things to come when testing audio equipment.

 

We also found an extremely detailed paper on the system as part of a 'press pack' inside - Just as with the HS1 headset. Now, the reason this gets a mention is because it's just really good thinking on a basic level that shows Corsair mean business. And also because we think that every retail system should have this inside.

 

Obviously most companies use the same manual in many different languages to negate costly printing costs, yet we just feel as though this little document the media folk got should be awaiting every SP2500 owner.