Dimensions (HxWxD): Sub - 11¾ x 7 x
14-5/8" (299 x 178 x 372mm) Sat -3¼ x 3¼ x 3½"
Finish: Computer Gray
Packaged Weight: 24 lbs. (11kg)
Inputs: (1) front stereo, (1) rear stereo
Introduction
Boston Acoustics has always been a name
associated with quality, a quality that has been apparent in their multimedia speaker line
including the MediaTheater system. However, the company was rather slow off the mark in
entering the 4.1 multimedia speaker market and for many people a selection of excellent
2.1 and Dolby ProLogic systems was not enough. That’s all changed now with the
release of their BA4800 speaker system which lists for $199.99 direct from Boston Acoustics . The
system includes 4 satellites, a subwoofer, two desktop stands, two floor stands for the
rear speakers and the necessary speaker wires and ca
bles,
and comes with a maximum sound level rating of 106 dB
plus the usual Boston Acoustic satisfaction guarantee. In this review we will look
at how the system stacks up against the competition in the same price range. That range
reaches down to capture the somewhat less expensive Cambridge SoundWorks FPS2000 and Altec
Lansing ASC56 and reaches up to the somewhat more expensive Klipsch ProMedia v.2-400. So
lets get to the review.
Boston Acoustics has always been a name
associated with quality, a quality that has been apparent in their multimedia speaker line
including the MediaTheater system. However, the company was rather slow off the mark in
entering the 4.1 multimedia speaker market and for many people a selection of excellent
2.1 and Dolby ProLogic systems was not enough. That’s all changed now with the
release of their BA4800 speaker system which lists for $199.99 direct from 
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