Point of View Turbulence G21 review
Author: Vedran Dakic
Date: 27 Nov 2006

Today we'd like to take you through a journey with Point of View's latest addition to their gaming family of products - Turbulence G21. This 2.1 system comes in a very nice cubic box. Everything inside is as it should be, very nicely secured and all of the "things" (sattelite speakers, woofer, remote) are secured in plastic bags so there's no way for them to get scratched during transport. We didn't receive any manual inside the box but we really don't think you need it anyway since the setup is very easy. Just connect the supplied cable from your audio source to the subwoofer, and do the same with the sattelites. All you need is a little bit of power and you're set to go.
The remote control is very, very simple - it only has an on/off switch and volume control. This is probably the only thing we mind - there are no independent bass and treble controls, which should mean that this system is very well balanced at any volume. The fact of the matter is - it is true, except when your volume is really low. In these conditions, you could really use separate controls. But you didn't buy these really beautiful speakers to have them whisper in your ear, right?