awesomenes
7/22/2011 12:05:44 AM
Tyson from Calgary writes:
- Strengths:
- very easy to set up loud as hell the bass is really good
- Weaknesses:
- none at all
- Summary:
Good for an analogue system
7/19/2011 4:12:48 PM
Param from Winnipeg writes:
- Strengths:
- 5.1 surround is impeccably good, played a 5.1 audio test file and could literally hear it from the different speakers in perfect synchronization. Speakers are stylish, easy setup with colour coded cables, very high volume output levels, nice packing
- Weaknesses:
- The sub woofer could have been a little bigger, if not dual sided. When connected with the A/V audio cable from PS3, the speakers make a hissing noise throughout the time they are connected, no bass control on the main speaker, it is at the back of the woofer itself.
- Summary:
- Had to buy them for replacing my Altec Lansing speakers, did the job quite well, only lack the bass control that I would like to use for midnight gaming sessions, other than that, works flawlessly with 5.1 audio output from the sound cards.
Awesome!
4/20/2011 9:54:14 PM
Mitch from Calgary writes:
- Strengths:
- Cheap
Look great
Sound great
- Weaknesses:
- That I didn't find them sooner.
- Summary:
- These speakers look and sound great. For best effect, use the Speaker Fill option on your sound card, so that stereo is translated into 5.1. Sounds terrific! Excellent bargain.
where's the wires ?
3/10/2011 5:13:04 PM
Art from High River AB writes:
- Strengths:
- it works
its 5.1
fair amount of wire for rears
nice design
- Weaknesses:
- front wires are far to short , right side controll speaker wire is far heavier than it needs to be. so are all of the wires , the front left is so short that it is like a bad joke.
mock tweaters and bass ports on all surrounds
3.5mm plugs are all right angle ( dosen't work good @ back panel )
- Summary:
- the sound from these are exactly what one should expect for a bargain set , they look ok & sound ok.
the sale price of these could have been better utilized by Logitech , overly heavy wires, mock tweaters , and mock bass ports costed money that would have been better spent on giving a decent length wire to the front speakers. I can't imagine that even with the smallest desk , one could put the sub where it should be , and rout the left to where it should be