The front of the right and left speaker is covered with a densely woven cloth, hiding the delicate cones behind. The G logo on each cover is made from a reflective metallic piece. The front cloth area measures 140mm in diameter.
Inside the small crevice on each satellite are some thin, grey lines to help accentuate the RGB lighting within.
The left speaker is just that, a speaker, while the right houses several different buttons for easy access. On top of the speaker is a volume up/down function as well as the G button which alters the RGB brightness.
On the reverse is a large piece of translucent plastic; the main role of this is to diffuse the RGB lighting behind the speakers for better immersion and ambience.
You’ll also notice the small power button, a Bluetooth pairing key and a 3.5mm headphone passthrough.
The front face of the subwoofer is dominated by a large trumpet shaped tunnel for the bass speaker. The subwoofer measures 400mm tall (including the feet), 255mm wide and 205mm deep.
The IO panel for the subwoofer is found on the rear. There’s obviously the connection for the right and left satellites, which are colour coded to make installation as simple as possible; there’s also the USB connection for your PC, and AUX input and a Bluetooth off switch.
On the base of the subwoofer is a huge down-firing speaker, useful for annoying any downstairs neighbours!
Inside the small crevice on each satellite are some thin, grey lines to help accentuate the RGB lighting within.
The left speaker is just that, a speaker, while the right houses several different buttons for easy access. On top of the speaker is a volume up/down function as well as the G button which alters the RGB brightness.
On the reverse is a large piece of translucent plastic; the main role of this is to diffuse the RGB lighting behind the speakers for better immersion and ambience.
You’ll also notice the small power button, a Bluetooth pairing key and a 3.5mm headphone passthrough.
The front face of the subwoofer is dominated by a large trumpet shaped tunnel for the bass speaker. The subwoofer measures 400mm tall (including the feet), 255mm wide and 205mm deep.
The IO panel for the subwoofer is found on the rear. There’s obviously the connection for the right and left satellites, which are colour coded to make installation as simple as possible; there’s also the USB connection for your PC, and AUX input and a Bluetooth off switch.
On the base of the subwoofer is a huge down-firing speaker, useful for annoying any downstairs neighbours!
