XtremeMac Tango Bar Speaker

XtremeMac Tango Bar Speaker

NZ$ 179.95

4.0 out of 5 stars

Based on 13 reviews

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Product Information

  • Overview

    The XtremeMac Tango Bar Speaker is a 10 watt amplified speaker with a single USB connection for both power and audio, that can connect to any Mac computer. The six-speaker configuration, with dual dome tweeters, midrange/bass drivers and passive radiators gives you amazing audio quality in a small, discrete package. Additional connections include headphone output for personal listening, line-in jack for use with MP3 players and optional sub-out port.

  • Highlights

    • 10W amplified stereo sound
    • Single USB connection for both power and audio
    • Stereo dome tweeters and midrange drivers for superior audio
    • Dual passive radiators for an extra kick
    • Connections for headphone output, line-in jack and optional sub-out port
    • Backlit volume control
    • Power from any computer USB or charger USB port
  • Did you notice?

    Simple plug-and-play USB connection cleans up your desktop by reducing cord clutter.
  • Apple Recommends For

    Fits discreetly beneath your iMac or Cinema Display while still providing advanced, high-quality audio.
  • What's in the Box?

    • XtremeMac Tango Bar Speaker
    • User guide with warranty statement
  • Tech Specs

    • Connections : USB
  • Manufacturer Information

    Part Number

    • Mfr. Part Number : USB-B22-01
    • UPC or EAN No. : 049720023975

    Non-Apple Branded products / Third Party Products

    • Note : Apple's One Year Limited Warranty does not apply to products that are not Apple-branded, even if packaged or sold with Apple products. Non-Apple branded products may have the benefit of a manufacturer's warranty provided by the product manufacturer - Please see your product box and literature for details. Rights under the product manufacturer's warranty are in addition, and not instead of, any rights that you have under consumer protection laws.

Ratings & Reviews

  • lots of sound

    5.0 out of 5 stars

    very powerful sound out of a USB speaker. Fits perfectly with the iMac.

    • Written by from Toronto

    82 of 91 people found this useful

    Was this useful? lots of sound
  • Great Buy

    4.0 out of 5 stars

    I purchased this mainly for the look. however the sound matches the look.
    Its a fantastic product and works amazingly well with m y iMac. Why 4 stars mainly for the location of the headphone socket.

    • Written by from Las Rozas

    82 of 95 people found this useful

    Was this useful? Great Buy
  • Great Product

    4.0 out of 5 stars

    I purchased the Tango Bar and was pleasantly surprised with the sound quality. It goes perfectly with the Apple 27" LED Display i n which it utilizes otherwise wasted space under the monitor. The simplistic design goes well with all Apple products. With only one cable going into an unused USB Port, the Tango Bar minimizes the clutter of having multiple speakers and wires. The only reason I gave it 4 out of 5 stars was because the $100.00 price tag is rather expensive and the Bass is minimal. Hope this review helps.

    • Written by from Whitehouse Station

    63 of 66 people found this useful

    Was this useful? Great Product
  • Tango Bar Superb

    5.0 out of 5 stars

    Having trouble with Bluetooth speakers? I did. Bought several versions (portable and stay-at-home). Had nothing but trouble get ting them to work smoothly with the MacBook Pro system. Sent them all back. The handsome XtremeMac Tango Bar USB speakers just arrived (much discounted from the retail listed here) and I couldn’t be happier! Smooth integration, sounds fantastic for 10W (really like twice that). Plenty of bass in iTunes and no distortion even using the preamp. VERY LOUD in a large living room if you want and carries well even at low volumes. Used it with Safari (Internet radio), iTunes (playing Brahms cello sonatas), and Garage Band, with excellent fidelity in the latter playing electric guitar, concert piano, and synthesizers of all kinds, input from my external Behringer keyboard. This is the best laptop speaker deal for the money, believe me! Praise to Imation Corporation for this superb piece of needed technology.

    • Written by from Mankato

    3 of 3 people found this useful

    Was this useful? Tango Bar Superb
  • Actually Pretty Good for the money.

    5.0 out of 5 stars

    I saw this in the Apple store did some reading, found mostly positive reviews and thought I've give this cool unit a shot. I was p leased with the quality of the sound for basic video editing. The cool design works nice with the Mac's and fits nicely under most monitors, I have a older 30 cinema display, I pushed it way back to the base so I could use the front of the base stand for a card reader.

    A few words on set-up:

    The usb cable mounted to the unit is really short and designed to be plugged into the back of the monitor, when I did this I got this ugly feedback from the speakers. Not a big problem but it did require a trip the local electronics store to pick up a usb extension cable about $5.00. NOTE: The usb cable must be plugged into the computer not a wall socket as I found after a bit work. I found an open usb port in the back of my Mac tower did the trick and keep the cords out of sight.

    Overall a nice unit for my needs and not a bad price at all.

    • Written by from Irving

    8 of 10 people found this useful

    Was this useful? Actually Pretty Good for the money.
  • Amazing for what it does...industrial design is a winner...note on Windows

    5.0 out of 5 stars

    I've had two Tango Bars for a couple of years...very highly recommended!
    I was prompted to finally write today because I repurpos ed one to a Windows 8 machine (I know how evil that is, but it is a Sony Tap 20, and don't dump on it till you try it...on the other hand, DUMP AWAY ON WINDOWS 8/METRO/DESKTOP and all that stupidity...)
    My only suggestion in using USB speakers in WINDOWS: if you get cutting out at high volumes, use a powered USB hub...usually the cutting out is because high volumes require more power...good to know when you want to get loud!!!

    • Written by from Bryn Mawr

    3 of 4 people found this useful

    Was this useful? Amazing for what it does...industrial design is a winner...note on Windows

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